Saira Banu, ex-wife of renowned composer AR Rahman, has defended him amidst rumors surrounding their separation. Citing health reasons for her move to Mumbai, she praised Rahman as the "best man in the world" and urged the media to respect their privacy.

Saira Banu, wife of renowned music composer A.R. Rahman, has announced their separation, citing an irreparable gap. While videos spreading negativity

Recently, Saira Banu came forward to defend her husband and Oscar-winning singer, AR Rahman as his name is being tarnished online. She released a voice note to rubbish the false rumours.

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."

Vandana Shah, a well-known divorce lawyer handling AR Rahman and Saira Banu's case, noted that decisions like this are never easy, especially after being married for 29 years, though she didn’t go into specific details.

In a voice note, Saira Banu dispelled rumours about AR Rahman, and requested the media to stop tarnishing his name, and give them their space.

Saira Banu, who recently announced her separation from her husband, music composer AR Rahman, reflected on her health and their relationship in a voice note and shared that she has been “physically unwell for the last couple of months” and decided to “take a break from AR” to focus

AR Rahman and Saira Banu announced their divorce on November 19, 2024, and here's everything you need to know about their filmy love story and the 29 years they spent together in marriage.

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.

Saira Banu also requested people to refrain from tarnishing Rahman’s name and added that he is a “gem of a person, the best man in the world”

Lawyer Vandana Shah has spoken about music composer AR Rahman using a hashtag in his tweet while announcing his separation from his wife, Saira Banu. Speaking with Bollywood Bubble, Vandana said that a hashtag "should be treated with the same kind of disregard" such as a semicolon.