Rajiv Sen’s new post again waged debate, Charu Asopa indirectly taunted

Rajiv Sen's new post again waged debate, Charu Asopa indirectly taunted
Rajiv Sen’s new post again waged debate, Charu Asopa indirectly taunted

The dispute between TV actress Charu Asopa and Sushmita Sen’s brother Rajiv Sen is not taking its name. Since his comment on his financial status on ‘Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai’ fame Charu Asopa, the war between the two has intensified. Recently, Charu had openly responded to this, but now Rajiv Sen has again started a new debate through social media.

Comment made in Rajiv Sen’s gestures

Rajiv Sen has shared a video story on his Instagram account, with two lifts open. In one lift, the man stands and the woman stands in the other, and the person standing outside enters the lift in which the male is present. It is written with this video, “Sometimes in life we ​​have to choose what is safe.” It is believed that Rajiv has done this post as indirectly on Charu Asopa, although he did not name anyone.

Earlier, Charu had reacted to a statement of Rajiv, saying, “Whatever I do, this man only feels drama.” After this it seemed that the matter would be calm, but Rajiv’s new post again warmed the atmosphere.

Charu is making a new start in Bikaner

Charu Asopa has recently shifted to Mumbai and shifted to Bikaner and is now living there. Meanwhile, a video of her also went viral, in which she was seen selling clothes online. After this, rumors spread that the financial condition of Sushmita Sen’s family is not good. Charu also responded to these reports and said clearly that he has just tried to change the focus in his life, and he has taken this decision to the good of his daughter.

Charu and Rajiv relationship

Charu Asopa and Rajiv Sen married in 2019. But this marriage could not run long and after five years the two decided to separate. In the year 2021, both of them were born a daughter, who is now living with Charu.

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