Charu Asopa spills the beans on her TV exit, drops a clue about her financial situation

Charu Asopa is like a boss mom. She's quick with the comebacks for trolls who doubt her bond with her estranged husband Rajiv Sen. Lately, she spilled the beans on leaving TV gigs and spilled some jaw-dropping reasons for her constant travels.

In a candid chat with ETimes, Charu Asopa, who isn't afraid to speak her mind, let it all out. She tackled the trolls head-on, especially those who questioned her frequent travels. "You all also complained that I keep travelling. If I don’t travel for events, mera ghar kaun chalayega? Who is going to take care of my kid? You all can comment, I don’t mind but use your brain and think logically", the actress added.

The actress from Devon Ke Dev Mahadev dropped a hint about her financial situation and shut down the critics with a perfect comeback. Charu, who is a mom to 3-year-old Ziana, shared that she chooses to stay at home to be with her daughter.

This is why she left TV shows – the actress couldn't bear being apart from her little girl. "I would have been doing TV shows. You need to stay away for 16-17 hours. There’s no time limit," she remarked.

Charu, who was previously married to Rajeev Sen, also confronted social media haters who questioned her decision to bring her daughter Ziana to meet her father. Reacting to the same, indirectly she said, "I couldn’t leave Ziana alone and go. Some of you didn’t like it. Had I left her and gone, some of you would have problem in that as well."

She admitted that pleasing everyone is impossible and has shifted her focus solely to her child. The actress emphasized that her daughter's happiness and well-being are her top priorities. Asopa also clapped back at trolls who dared to question Ziana's education.

In response, Charu reassured the trolls not to fret, mentioning that her daughter is attending preschool and thriving in her learning journey. As a mother, she emphasized that her love for her child knows no bounds.

She opened up about her academic journey, recalling starting school at a young age of 4 or 5. Despite graduating with a B.Com degree, her initial inclination was towards engineering. Yet, her love for acting steered her towards pursuing a B.Com instead. She assured everyone that her child's well-being was not a matter of worry.