Rajeev Sen’s SPECIAL DANCE performance with ex-wife Charu Asopa at a cousin’s wedding; Watch here!
In addition to attending his cousin's wedding together, Charu Asopa and Rajeev Sen also danced together to the sultry song Pehla Pehla Pyaar Hai there. A video of their on-stage performance was posted by Charu.
CHARU AND RAJEEV’S DANCE PERFORMANCE
At the event, Charu also gave a solo performance on stage. Rajeev joined her on stage after she finished her solo dance, and the TV actors then danced to Pehla Pehla Pyaar Hai from Salman Khan's smash hit Maine Pyar Kiya. They danced to a musical after the song, and then he lifted her as they exited the stage.
On her vlog, Charu detailed her wedding attendance in depth and also featured footage of the dance performances. Ziana, Charu's daughter, joined her at the wedding.
SUSHMITA SEN WAS ALSO ATTENDING THE WEDDING
In addition to attending the wedding, actor Sushmita Sen, who is Rajeev's sister, later performed on stage. The wedding in Kolkata was attended by Sushmita's daughters as well as her ex-boyfriend Rohman Shawl.
RAJEEV & CHARU ANNOUNCED THEIR DIVORCE
Rajeev and Charu announced their split after making contentious statements about one another, alleging they had an affair. For only their one-year-old daughter Ziana, they had momentarily reconnected before splitting up once more.
CHARU ASOPA STATED IN AN INTERVIEW:
Although Rajeev and Charu have already declared their separation, they still intend to coparent their daughter Ziana. Charu Asopa stated last month in an interview that relations with Rajeev Sen are now amicable.
“We both want our connection to stay friendly right now because Ziana is rapidly maturing and gradually picking up on things,” the woman had previously told the Times of India. “I don't want anything bad to occur right now. She will grow up and witness a lot of things, but already a lot has been said and done on both sides. Rajeev and I both believe we will later regret what we said, but everything that happened is now over and in the past, so it's time for us to go on aur thoda sambhal jaaye (for things to settle down).”
