Anupama

Rupali Ganguly, an esteemed Indian actress, graced the world on the 5th of April, 1977. Hailing from a cinematic lineage as the daughter of renowned film director Anil Ganguly, her artistic journey commenced during her tender years. At the age of seven, she marked her debut in the cinematic realm, appearing in her father’s creation, the film “Saaheb” released in 1985. While some of her early film endeavors like “Angaara” (1996) and “Do Ankhen Barah Hath” (1997) received a lukewarm reception, it was during her teenage years that Ganguly experienced a breakthrough that altered the course of her career. Venturing into the captivating world of television, she mesmerized audiences with her portrayal of the medical intern, Dr. Simran Chopra, in the Star Plus medical drama series “Sanjivani” in 2002. This role garnered her well-deserved acclaim.

Further acclaim awaited Rupali Ganguly as she portrayed Monisha (née Manisha) Singh Sarabhai in the beloved cult sitcom “Sarabhai vs Sarabhai” in 2004. The adoration she received for her performances on the small screen did not deter her from exploring new horizons. In 2006, she embraced the challenge of participating in the reality show “Bigg Boss 1,” showcasing her versatility.

Throughout her illustrious career, Ganguly’s theatrical prowess extended beyond the realms of the screen. Her involvement in several Hindi theater productions, such as “Oye Ki Girl Hain,” “Selfie,” and “Patte Khul Gaye,” earned her further admiration and applause.

Continuing to grace the television world with her presence, Rupali Ganguly became a familiar face in numerous successful series, most notably “Baa Bahoo Aur Baby” (2005) and “Parvarrish – Kuchh Khattee Kuchh Meethi” (2011). However, at a certain point, she chose to take a well-deserved sabbatical from acting, stepping away from the spotlight.

After a hiatus that spanned seven years, the year 2020 marked her triumphant return to the small screen with the soap opera “Anupamaa.” Her reappearance was met with immense excitement and applause from her ardent admirers, proving that her talent and charisma are everlasting.