Anupamaa serial: Rupali Ganguly and Gaurav Khanna's popular television show Anupamaa is winning millions of hearts with their interesting storyline and plot. The show has been ruling the TRP charts and fans are in love with the current storyline. The makers of Anupamaa revamped the show and introduced a months leap, post which Anuj was shown depressed after knowing that his daughter Aadhya was dead. While Anupamaa takes care of an old age home - Asha Bhavan and struggles to make ends meet. While Vanraj becomes a successful businessman and tries hard to earn money for his kids. Vanraj becomes arrogant and plans to seek revenge from Anupamaa.
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Post Anupamaa's leap, actress Madalsa Sharma who played the role of Kavya, Vanraj's second wife and mother of Mahi is not seen in the show. As per the storyline, Kavya has turned into a model once again and has gone to America for her new assignment. It's been a month already since the new storyline and development, wherein Vanraj and Anupamaa have become neighbors. Vanraj does not love Kavya now but is head over heels in love with Mahi. Well, actress Madalsa has not come back to the show and did not join the rest of the cast. Well, if reports are to be believed then Madalsa might have quit the show. Yes, you read that right!
Madalsa is quite active on social media and has been enjoying her vacation in Ireland with her husband. The couple paint the town red with their love. She is back in India but is still spending time with he family. There has been no confirmation by the makers nor by the actress if she has quit Anupamaa.
Talking about Anupamaa, Anuj informs Anupamaa (Rupali Ganguly) that Barkha and Ankush told him that Aadhya is no more. Anupamaa gets to know that Aadhya is alive and is staying in a hostel. But the truth is that Aadhya is staying with Barkha and Ankush. The two have manipulated Aadhya and made her get addicted to drugs as they told her that Anuj (Gaurav Khanna) left her for Anupamaa.
