The marriage of this TV actress survived! The husband finally returned after 3 months

Sushmita Sen's brother-in-law i.e. actress Charu Asopa and Rajiv Sen's marriage has been in the news for some time now. The matter came to light when Charu was left alone in Mumbai during Rajiv Koro's tenure and kept going to Delhi and Charu deleted the surname Sen from his social media account. Although Kapal refrained from saying anything about what caused the rift between the two, Charu Asopa's social media post was saying a lot.

However, there is a saying that 'end is good, sub is good'. Charu and Rajiv seem to have patched up and the two seem to have reunited. The couple also went on a drive yesterday, a video of which Charu shared on Instagram handle.

Talking about re-patching up with his spouse, Charu said, "Rajiv came back to Mumbai last night. It was like a surprise to me as I was not aware of this. I came back from the shoot and I saw him at home. I was angry at him but when I saw him my anger immediately subsided. He is back home after three months. '

The couple later sat quietly and talked about the issue and decided to keep trying to make sure nothing like this happened again in their relationship. "We talked a lot and decided what to do and what not to do in the future," Charu said. I have signed a letter to him stating that he will not leave me again. The letter I have kept with me '.

So Rajiv said, 'When you love someone with all your heart, you want to forget the differences with that person. I really love Charu and so I came back to my wife. True love is that which endures in times of trouble '.

The actor declined to say much in public about the issue of his personal life. "The issue between the couple should be left to them to resolve," he said. We should never have made our point public. It was our fault we did that. In particular, we knew we would be together and how much we loved each other. '

When asked about participating in shows like Nach Baliye and Bigg Boss, Charu said, 'People say anything. Social media has given him the power to guess anything and write anything without knowing the truth.

Rajiv added, "This is not a fact. We don’t do such stupid work to be in the public eye or for a reality show. People like to talk and we can't stop it. We are ordinary people and do not want to be in the limelight.