New Delhi: The controversy around actress Rupali Ganguly, known for Anupama country and Sarabhai vs Sarabhaiis only getting uglier. After accusing the actress of ‘physically and mentally abusing her and her mother’, Rupali’s stepdaughter Esha Verma made fresh allegations and said that her son Rudransh was born ‘illegitimately’, as quoted by Times Now.
Anupama country star Rupali Ganguly found herself in the centre of a controversy after her co-stars Sudhanshu Pandey, Nidhi Shah, Madalsa Sharma, and Paras Kalnawat hinted at their sour relationships and feud on sets with the actress. Following it, a four-year-old post of Rupali’s stepdaughter Esha resurfaced on the internet where she called the actress a ‘psychotic and abusive woman’ and even made several allegations against her father Ashwin Verma.
Rupali Ganguly’s stepdaughter makes fresh allegations
Speaking with Times Now, the 26-year-old Esha said that Rupali Ganguly had an affair with her father Ashwin Verma and it started in 2000 when she was just two. For the unversed, Esha’s parents got divorced in 2008 and Rupali married Ashwin in 2013. Six months after their wedding, their son Rudransh was born on August 25, 2013.
Esha Verma claimed that her father left India without informing anyone and through news, they learnt about his second marriage and Rupali’s son. She further was quoted as saying by the publication, ” Their son was born illegitimately and I have strong evidence to support it”.
She also called her father ‘bipolar’ and revealed that it was very “scary”, further accusing her father of neglecting her and not being there for her as a father. She further called herself ‘Kavya’ and her mother ‘Anupama’ in real life. She also stated, “If I said something wrong, he would lash out at me. I couldn’t last for more than two days in our house in Mumbai with them. My dad got very scary and abusive.”
Referring to Anupamaa’s cast who spoke against Rupali Ganguly, she said that she is “grateful that they spoke because she is a two-faced person”.
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