Rupali Ganguly Reveals She's Legal Guardian of Her Semi-Adopted Daughter

Rupali Ganguly has opened up about being the legal guardian of her semi-adopted daughter, Adhya. She revealed the emotional details during a candid conversation on filmmaker Farah Khan's YouTube vlog. Rupali explained that the child's mother, Anita, has been with her family for years and that she was the first to hold the baby. The actress frequently brings Adhya to public events and considers her a daughter in every way.

Key Points: Rupali Ganguly Opens Up on Semi-Adoption, Legal Guardianship

  • Revealed on Farah Khan's vlog
  • Child's mother has worked with family for years
  • Rupali was first to hold the baby
  • She is the girl's legal guardian
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Rupali Ganguly opens up on semi-adoption & being the legal guardian of a girl child

Actress Rupali Ganguly reveals she is the legal guardian of her semi-adopted daughter, sharing heartfelt details about their special bond on Farah Khan's vlog.

"I feel like she is my own. I am her legal guardian, and she is like my daughter in every way. - Rupali Ganguly"

Mumbai, March 31

Rupali Ganguly has opened up about her special bond with her semi-adopted daughter, revealing that she is also the legal guardian of the little one.

Mumbai, March 31 (IANS) Rupali Ganguly has opened up about her special bond with her semi-adopted daughter, revealing that she is also the legal guardian of the little one.

The actress made the revelation during a candid conversation on Farah Khan's YouTube vlog, when the filmmaker visited Rupali's mother's house in Worli for a special segment featuring the actress and her mother.

Speaking about the little girl, Rupali said, 'Yes, she is semi-adopted by me. Her mother, Anita, has been with my son Rudransh since she was one year old. In fact she got married also in front of me, literally grown up at my house."

She added, "This little baby was born in front of me, in fact I was the first one to hold her. I actually ran away from a shoot because her mother was in labour."

Talking about her deep emotional bond, Rupali said, "I feel like she is my own. I am her legal guardian, and she is like my daughter in every way."

She also shared a lighter moment, saying, 'She even teaches steps to Vijay (Ganguly) telling him, "Uncle, not like this, do it this way."'

During the interaction, the little girl, Adhya, also made a brief appearance. "She didn't want to stay behind; she wanted to come to Nani's house,'" Rupali said, before introducing her to Farah.

Rupali also revealed that the little girl has been a part of her life for years and holds a deeply emotional place in her heart.

Rupali has been seen bringing her semi-adopted daughter along to several professional commitments, including public appearances and red carpet events.

On the personal front, Rupali is married to Ashwin Verma, and the couple has a son, Rudransh, who is around 10 years old.

Professionally, Rupali has had a long and diverse career spanning for almost three decades.

For the uninitiated, she started off with films in her younger days before becoming a household name on television with shows like Sarabhai vs Sarabhai and Parvarrish.

She is currently seen in the hit show Anupamaa, where she plays the titular role and continues to rule the roost as the lead in the Indian GEC space.

- IANS

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Rahul R
Respect. It's rare to see celebrities be so open about such personal arrangements. Being a legal guardian is a huge responsibility. Shows her real character beyond the screen.
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Sarah B
The term "semi-adoption" is interesting. It seems like a very Indian way of describing a deep, familial bond that exists outside formal paperwork. The little girl teaching steps to "Uncle" is so cute!
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Aman W
While I admire the sentiment, I hope all the legal aspects are perfectly clear for the child's future. "Semi-adoption" sounds a bit ambiguous. The child's well-being and rights should be the absolute priority.
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Meera T
This is the real "Anupamaa" spirit! Taking care of someone who has been a part of your household staff's family shows true grace. Many employers have such bonds but don't talk about it. Kudos to her.
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David E
It's lovely to see a positive story from Bollywood/TV circles for a change. Focus on family and genuine human connection. Refreshing.

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