Popular television actress Rupali Ganguly recently delighted her fans with a retro-inspired dance video that pays homage to the iconic Asha Bhosle and Kishore Kumar.
Dazzling Dance Display
In her latest post, Rupali dances to the timeless classic “Intaha Ho Gayi Intezar Ki,” bringing an elegant old-school Bollywood charm with her graceful moves and vintage vibes. The ‘Anupamaa’ actress shared the video on her Instagram, where she is seen lip-syncing and dancing to the lyrics, “Are, logon ne diye honge. Bade bade nazaraane. Laai hun main tere liye dil mera.” She sported a chic white outfit, complemented by a matching neckpiece.
Captivating Caption
For the caption, she expressed her nostalgia, writing, “Retro feels… timeless charm never fades Sometimes, old-school is the new cool! Guess the decade — 70s or 80s? #retromood #rupaliganguly #OldIsGold #BollywoodRetro #ClassicVibes #RetroReel #Anupamaa #RetrowithRupali.”
Sharing Joyful Moments
Rupali is no stranger to sharing dance videos featuring classic Bollywood songs. Recently, she made headlines during the Durga Puja celebrations in Mumbai, where she shared a touching moment with Rani Mukerji. The two actresses were photographed embracing warmly in front of the Durga idol. Rupali later posted this moment on her social media, showcasing the joyous occasion. Both actresses looked stunning in traditional red and gold sarees; Rani accessorized with a statement choker necklace, while Rupali opted for a silk saree paired with a golden blouse and classic jhumkas.
Current Work
On the professional front, Rupali is garnering acclaim for her role in the popular show “Anupamaa,” which is an adaptation of the Bengali series “Sreemoyee.” Since its premiere on July 13, 2020, the show has consistently topped TRP ratings and features Adrija Roy and Shivam Khajuria as part of the new-generation leads.
Rupali Ganguly is widely celebrated for her memorable roles as Monisha Singh Sarabhai in the sitcom “Sarabhai vs Sarabhai” and as Dr. Simran Chopra in the medical drama “Sanjivani: A Medical Boon.”