Actress Rupali Ganguly, who graces our screens as the indomitable Anupamaa, has a delightful secret companion during her power naps on the show's set. Move over, Vanraj there's a new star in town, and it's none other than her furry friend!
In an endearing Instagram story, Rupali gave her three million followers a sneak peek into her cozy vanity room. There, amidst the soft glow of vanity lights and draped in a graceful saree, she was caught in a serene moment. But who was nestled right beside her? None other than her four-legged confidante a dog with eyes that held a thousand stories.
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The heartwarming caption read, "Meri godh wala bachcha" a term of endearment that transcends language barriers. This lap baby, with fur as soft as a monsoon breeze, is Rupali's nap buddy extraordinaire. Together, they share stolen moments of rest, weaving a bond that defies the hustle and bustle of the showbiz world.
Awww ? how cutely they both having Their power nap ? my sleep Deprived babies ??#Anupamaa #RupaliGanguly pic.twitter.com/SWsoe3CtF6
Rupali_Fan Shruti (@rupsmyqueen) August 5, 2024
Beyond the glitz and glamour, Anupamaa is a heartfelt adaptation of the Bengali series Sreemoyee. Sudhanshu Pandey as Vanraj, Madalsa Sharma, and Gaurav Khanna complete the ensemble cast. But it's the quiet companionship between Rupali and her canine co-star that adds a touch of magic to the screen.
Rupali Ganguly, daughter of the late director and screenwriter Anil Ganguly, has a legacy that spans generations. Her acting journey began at the tender age of seven with her father's film Saaheb in 1985. Fast forward to 2000, and she graced our television screens as Sukanya. But it was her iconic role as Monisha Sarabhai in Sarabhai vs Sarabhai that etched her name in the annals of TV history.
Off-screen, Rupali is married to businessman Ashwin K. Verma, and the couple shares the joy of parenthood a son who undoubtedly inherits his mother's zest for life.
So, the next time you catch Anupamaa stealing a quiet nap, remember her furry companion the one who whispers secrets in silent woofs and dreams in wagging tails.
