As a dedicated follower of music and its creators, I have been moved by the recent developments in the lives of A.R. Rahman, Mohini Dey, and their respective partners. It is always heart-wrenching to see such talented individuals navigate through personal challenges, especially when they are intertwined with their professional journeys.
On November 19th, A.R. Rahman and his wife Saira Banu announced they were parting ways after 29 years of marriage. Meanwhile, Mohini Dey, a bassist working with Rahman, also shared that she and her husband Mark Hartsuch had separated. Both couples highlighted their joint decision and asked for privacy during this period, requesting understanding and no judgments.
Mohini and her husband, musician Mark Hartsuch, announced their separation on Instagram. In their post, they stated that their decision to split was mutual, highlighting that although they are no longer married, they continue to maintain a strong friendship. They elaborated that they each wished to pursue separate life paths and felt that an amicable separation was the most suitable option for both parties in the future.
As a devoted follower, I myself affirm that even though we’ve parted ways, my collaboration with Mark continues across numerous ventures, such as MaMoGi and the Mohini Dey ensembles. I take immense pride in our professional connection, guaranteeing that our creative alliance will persistently thrive and endure.
I, as a devoted fan, am imploring everyone to stand by us during these trying times. Let’s show them our support in various ways while maintaining a positive outlook. Moreover, I urge you all to grant us the solace of privacy we seek right now. Please abstain from passing judgments, for it is our decision that we stand firm on. We deeply value your understanding and cooperation.
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Professionally speaking, Mohini, aged 29, is a skillful bass player hailing from Kolkata who has made a name for herself through her collaborations with Gaan Bangla’s Wind of Change. She has had the privilege of performing alongside A.R. Rahman in more than 40 international shows, and she launched her first album in August 2023.
On November 19th evening, renowned musician A.R. Rahman and his wife Saira Banu announced their separation after being married for 29 years. They tied the knot in 1995 and share three children together. In a tender post on social media, they revealed their decision, with Saira citing emotional stress within their relationship as the reason behind it.
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As a die-hard fan, I can’t help but echo Rahman’s poignant words shared late at night on Twitter. In a heartfelt tribute, he lamented the bittersweet end of something we all cherished, acknowledging that even the strongest bonds have their time and place. With a heavy heart, he drew parallels between this separation and the delicate nature of life itself. He extended gratitude to friends and supporters for honoring their privacy during these trying times, reminding us all that in the face of adversity, respect and understanding truly matter.
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2024-11-20 12:22