‘It holds no actual significance’: Lawyer on AR Rahman utilizing hashtag in tweet about separation from spouse Saira Banu

What lawyer stated about AR Rahman utilizing a hashtag

Vandana stated, “I’ve observed that there’s a motive a hashtag is called a hashtag. Whenever you have a look at the bigger scheme of issues in grammar, there’s at all times a comma, a full cease, and even a semicolon. Although that seems like an afterthought lately. Hardly anybody makes use of the time period ‘semicolon’ anymore, and only a few folks give it a lot significance. Equally, a hashtag is what it’s—a hashtag—and it holds no actual significance. I imagine it must be handled with the identical type of disregard. As if to say you’re only a hashtag, put aside. Over the past couple of days, this sentiment has solely been bolstered for me.”

Lawyer on Rahman household

Speaking in regards to the Rahman household, she stated, “I feel they’re dealing with it with quite a lot of dignity. They appear to be very non-public and composed people. And they’re addressing the scenario in the very best method inside that house. I respect the truth that even the press has been respectful. Nobody has aggressively pushed for solutions, and I feel that’s commendable.”

About AR Rahman and Saira Banu

AR Rahman and Saira Banu introduced their separation just lately. The information of Rahman and Saira’s separation was initially shared by means of a joint assertion issued by Saira’s lawyer, Vandana. The couple acknowledged that their determination was as a result of “important emotional pressure” of their relationship”.

The composer, too, shared the information on his X account on Wednesday, the place he acknowledged that whereas that they had hoped to achieve their “grand thirty,” life had different plans. AR Rahman and Saira married in 1995 and share three children–Khatija, Raheema, and Ameen.