Rupali Ganguly is one of the most celebrated TV divas, widely admired for her flawless performances. She first gained popularity for essaying the role of Monisha in Sarabhai vs Sarabhai. However, her popularity skyrocketed with TV serial Anupamaa which is leading the TRP chart. Despite her success, Rupali is currently in the news for all the wrong reasons. Her stepdaughter Esha Verma shared a post on social media that accused the actress, bringing to the limelight the ongoing feud between the two.
A day ago, Esha Verma shared a post on social media seemingly calling Rupali Ganguly an ‘evil lady’. She wrote, “Ty to the evil step lady for scheduling the next court date on my bday muah.” The post has now been deleted. However, it appeared that Esha was talking about the defamation case charged against her by Rupali Ganguly. As it made it to the headlines, Esha then shared a clarification post. On a post made by entertainment news portal Pinkvilla, Esha commented saying that she uses social media to share her thoughts with her friends. She was typing her feelings that she meant to send to her close friend but accidentally got posted on her story. “I wasn’t trying to start anything or make this public—it was just me processing my emotions in the moment,” she further wrote. Esha Verma also mentioned that it is overwhelming for her to see the court date falling on her birthday. “It’s exhausting to be constantly monitored, and frustrating to see casual posts turned into headlines,” she wrote. However, the screenshots of her deleted post went viral on social media and gained attention.
It all started in the year 2024 when a post made by Esha Verma about Rupali Ganguly went viral on social media. The post had her making some shocking allegations against the actress. Esha reportedly accused Rupali of extra-marital affair with her father and causing emotional pain to her and her mother.
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