Rupali Ganguly On Her Conceiving: Rupali Ganguly is one of the most popular and highest paid actresses in the TV industry. She rules the hearts of the audience due to her strong acting, versatile roles and emotional connect with the audience. Currently, Rupali is ruling the TV with the serial ‘Anupama’. However, Rupali’s personal life has not always been smooth. In a new post, the actress revealed that she was told by the doctors that she cannot become a mother.
‘The doctors had told me that I would not be able to conceive’
Rupali got married to Ashwin Verma on February 6, 2013 and since then, the couple is enjoying their happy married life. Apart from being one of the most popular TV actresses, Rupali is also a dedicated mother and wife. The Anupamaa actress was seen in a new video shared by Director’s Cut Productions’ Instagram handle, in which she revealed that a top gynaecologist had told her that she would not be able to conceive. “I went to the best gynaecologist and was told that I would not be able to have a child,” Rupali said.
Becoming a mother was the biggest miracle of life
Rupali further said that she has always maintained her faith in Goddess Vaishno Devi. So, she decided to pray to her, and she often gets whatever she asks for. This time too, her wish was fulfilled. Rupali said, “My faith in my Mata Rani, Vaishno Devi is very strong. Whatever I ask for, I ask for it stubbornly or she gives it to me, I don’t know, she is really a mother. I went to her and I said that I really want to experience motherhood. I conceived naturally, it was no less than a miracle for me. Becoming a mother and getting Rudransh was the biggest miracle of my life.”
Rupali is unable to give time to her son due to work
Rupali Ganguly has been topping the TRP charts for the past few years with her show. In a previous interview with Pinkvilla, the actress said that she feels guilty for not being able to give time to her son due to work. Rupali said, “The production house tries to accommodate our personal lives, which gives us a chance to celebrate important events with our families. But the guilt of not being with my son every day weighs heavy on me. It is a feeling that never really goes away.”
Rupali adds, “It feels like I am not present in his (my son’s) life. So, the whole guilt is always there and then you try to overcompensate for that guilt but that guilt doesn’t go away, no matter where you go, what you do; the guilt of leaving your child and not being with him is always there.”