Reconciliation possible between AR Rahman and Saira Banu? Divorce lawyer comments

Music Maestro AR Rahman and Saira Banu have parted ways after being married for 29 years. They have three children together.

AR Rahman and Saira Banu decided to part ways after enjoying marital bliss for 29 long years. It came as a major shock to many fans that they decided to part ways. AR Rahman and Saira Banu shared a joint statement revealing that it was an emotional call to make. The music maestro also made an emotional post on social media stating that they were hoping to hit grand 30 but that could not happen. Now, their divorce lawyer has shared beans on custody of kids, alimony and more.

Divorce lawyers talks about custody of AR Rahma and Saira Banu's kids and more

In an YouTube interaction with Vicky Lalwani, AR Rahman and Saira Banu’s divorce lawyer Vandana Shah spoke at length about the terms and conditions of their divorce and more. She was asked about the custody of AR Rahman and Saira Banu’s three children and she revealed that it has not been decided as yet. She was quoted saying, "That’s not decided yet... It is yet to be decided... But some of them are adults, they are free to choose who they stay with".

Vandana Shah was also quizzed about alimony involved and she refused to divulge any information. But she did mention that Saira Banu is not a money-minded person. On whether reconciliation is possible, Vandana Shah shared that it is possibility and she hasn’t ruled it out. "I have not said that reconciliation is not possible. I am an eternal optimist, and I always talk about love and romance. The joint statement is quite clear. It talks about pain and separation. It's a long marriage and a lot of thought has gone into coming to this decision, but nowhere have I said that reconciliation is not possible," read her comment as reported by entertainment news section of Hindustan Times.

It was heart-breaking for all AR Rahman fans to know about his marriage falling apart and all are hoping that the duo manage to reconcile.