Anupamaa fame Rupali Ganguly recalls being treated as an outcast while starting a TV career to run home and pay father's hospital bills

The daughter of renowned filmmaker Anil Ganguly, Rupali Ganguly has shared her experiences of being looked down upon and feeling sorry for when she appeared in a television show. Rupali said that to maintain the household and cover her father's medical expenses, she accepted every work that was offered to her.
Rupali Ganguly

MUMBAI: Rupali Ganguly, an actor from Anupamaa and the daughter of renowned filmmaker Anil Ganguly, has shared her experiences of being looked down upon and feeling sorry for when she appeared in a television show. Rupali said that to maintain the household and cover her father's medical expenses, she accepted every work that was offered to her.

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Rupali stated in her interview with the popular news portal, “Television was again, struggling days. I had to run home, so whatever work came along, I took it. It was looked down upon, especially in the Bengali community. So, you’re kind of an outcast. People would feel sorry for me because I was doing television, and I didn’t care because at that time, we needed to run the house”

She continued, “I’ve never had ambitions. I’ve never had dreams. My thing was I didn’t want my father to be in a municipal hospital. I wanted him to be in a good hospital like Leelavati. For that, it was imperative that I work. I think me, even my brother, there’s so much respect for whatever little we get that we want to make the maximum out of it. I would do anything for my Papa; he is my inspiration, he is my god, and he still is, of course.”

Rupali expressed gratitude towards her father for not assisting her with contacts during her struggling days. The actor believes that she is where she is today because she started from scratch.

The actor added, “And in that short time that you get on television, you perform an excellent scene where people call you up and where, you know, it’s like portals are writing about it, ‘What a performance! What a performance’. That is my achievement. That is my win. It is not an easy industry.”

(Also read: https://m.tellychakkar.com/tv/tv-news/anupamaa-fame-rupali-ganguly-opens-about-her-character-and-embracing-imperfections-says)

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Credit- The Indian Express

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