AR Rahman's ex-wife Saira Banu urges everyone to not tarnish the composer's image. She revealed that she has moved to Mumbai due to health reasons and

Reacting to her former husband AR Rahman's name being linked to his bassist Mohini Dey, Saira Banu said, "I kindly request you to stop all the false allegations against him."

Saira Banu, who recently announced her separation from her husband-music composer AR Rahman, has defended him in a voice note. She revealed that she has been "physically unwell for the last couple of months" and so she "wanted to take a break from AR.

Rumours, sparked after Rahman and his wife were separating, emerged following Dey's own announcement of separation

AR Rahman's son Ameen recently strongly reacted to the rumours of his parents' separation linked to the divorce of the singer's bassist Mohini Dey. Ameen shared a post on Instagram and set the records straight.

AR Rahman and Saira Banu announced their separation after 29 years of marriage. A day later, his bassist Mohini Dey, who often collaborates with Rahman, revealed her separation from her husband, music composer Mark Hartsuch.

Following her recent separation announcement, which came shortly after the news of AR Rahman's divorce, musician Mohini Dey has issued a statement denying any connection between the two events. Dey, who plays bass for Rahman,

Mohini Dey took to Instagram to address the ongoing rumours connecting her divorce announcement with AR Rahman's split from his wife.

Breaking her silence, Mohini dismissed the rumours and urged respect for her privacy. Sharing her thoughts on Instagram, she wrote, “I’ve been getting a humongous amount of requests for interviews, and I know exactly what it’s about.

AR Rahman's daughter Raheema Rahman asks the haters to get a life to claim that her father's divorce and Mohini's divorce have a connection.