Ranu Mondal: Once a daughter of a rich family, today she lives among insects… Ranu Mondal’s broken story
Ranu Mandal: The world is full of stories where people rise from poverty and build a beautiful life through hard work. But there are also heartbreaking stories in which people who once lived a life of luxury lose everything due to fate and wrong decisions. Ranu Mandal’s life is also such a sad story.
The same Ranu Mandal who became an overnight internet sensation in 2019 after a video of her singing Lata Mangeshkar’s song at Ranaghat railway station went viral. The same woman who was invited to the reality show, who recorded songs for Himesh Reshammiya’s film, and who got a lot of fame… is today living in filthy conditions, among insects and garbage, and it is being said that her mental condition is also not good.
Was not born poor – a shocking truth
Many people believe that Ranu Mandal was always poor. But the truth is very different. In an interview with IANS in 2019, Ranu revealed: “I was not born on the footpath. I was from a well-to-do family. It was my destiny.”
She also claimed that she had an affair with famous actor Firoz Khan. Although she was later seen begging on the streets of Bengal, she was not born in poverty.
Separated from parents at just 6 months old
Ranu Mandal, whose full name is Ranu Maria Mandal, was separated from her parents when she was just six months old. He was brought up by his grandmother in Krishnanagar, West Bengal. In some reports, her name is also mentioned as Ranu Ray or Ranu Bobby. Due to her voice being similar to Lata Mangeshkar, she was often called “Lata Mangeshkar of Ranaghat”.
Marriage, life near Mumbai and Bollywood
After marriage, Ranu went to Mumbai with her husband. She told that her husband used to work as a cook in the house of actor Firoz Khan. Ranu once said: “My husband used to work as a cook in Firoz Khan’s house. His son Fardeen was in college then. He treated us like family.” She also sang in clubs to earn her living. During this time she got the name “Ranu Bobby”.
Two marriages, both ended painfully.
According to reports, Ranu Mandal was married twice. One husband died, and the other left her. Some reports claim that her first husband left her because he and his family did not like her singing in clubs. Ranu had a son and a daughter from her first marriage.
Later, her second husband Bablu Mandal also died in 2003. After this, Ranu is said to have gone into depression and returned to Ranaghat with her children.
left by my own daughter
One of the most painful chapters of his life is that his daughter Elizabeth Sati also left him. He had no contact with his mother for almost 10 years. Ranu was left completely alone. To make ends meet, she started singing at the Ranaghat railway station, eventually falling into extreme poverty.
2019: When luck finally favored us
In July 2019, everything changed. A passerby recorded Ranu singing “Ek Pyaar Ka Nagma Hai” at the railway station. The video went viral. Overnight, Ranu became a star.
He: Recorded 5-6 songs
Took part in reality shows and events
Awarded by the Government of West Bengal
Even met the daughter who had abandoned him
It seemed as if life had finally given him a second chance.
Darkness again: living among insects and filth
Sadly, this happiness did not last long.
A few months ago, YouTuber Nishu Tiwari met Ranu Mondal and revealed a shocking truth. Ranu is now living in a house full of garbage, bad smell and crawling insects. There is no food, no money, and no proper clothes.
What is even more disturbing is that his mental condition is not good. She is said to have poor memory, difficulty understanding conversations, and often becomes angry if visitors do not bring her food.
from fame to obscurity
From the daughter of a rich family, to the wife of a celebrity cook, then to an internet sensation, and now to a woman living in inhumane conditions — Ranu Mandal’s life is a painful reminder that fame does not guarantee stability. Their story isn’t just shocking… it’s heartbreaking.
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