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.

AR Rahman and his estranged wife, Saira Banu's lawyer, Vandana Shah talked about the main reason of divorced amongst celebrity couples.

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.

A.R. Rahman has been linked to his bassist Mohini Dey, who announced her separation from husband Mark Harsuch just a day after Rahman's similar announcement.

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

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”

A day after Rahman issued a stark warning against the people posting defamatory content against them, Banu released a statement addressing the false rumours circulating online and tarnishing Rahman and her family's image.

In a voice note shared by her lawyer Vandana Shah, Saira, where she interestingly referred to herself as "Saira Rahman" and shared that she trusts AR Rahman.

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 he's the best man in the world. She further added that she even trusts Rahman with her life!

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.