The “stressful” Days of Being a Housewife, According to Rupali Ganguly: “My Husband Pampers Me”

Since playing Monisha in the enduring comedy Sarabhai vs. Sarabhai, Rupali Ganguly has retained her fame and remained a cherished personality. She’s now causing a stir because to her role in Anupamaa. The amazing actress, meantime, recently chatted with Pinkvilla about gender equality and reflected on her prior experiences as a housewife who devoted her whole attention to her family. She acknowledged that there was a moment in her life when she focused exclusively on being a wife and mother for 6.5 years. Surprisingly, she thought that period was busier and more stressful than her present job in the entertainment business.

“My life was more hectic and stressful or more mehnat, when I was just a homemaker for those 6 and a half years, so the 6 and a half years that I was at home, subah subah utho, sabke pehle uthne ke pehle utho, aisa kisi ne bola nahi hai, my husband really pampers me,” she said.

“My spouse does everything; he now takes care of the household, and I’m grateful that he does so. But uss waqt, I need to fetch my family some fresh veggies, therefore I must go to the store. Despite having assistance around the home and being fortunate with type of, I wouldn’t say househelp, they are the big backbone, but there is still a lot to do. When I go to a shoot, I simply do my makeup, my hair, and my acting, which is something that comes easily and naturally to me. I sometimes get fatigued, but it’s something you enjoy, and every morning when I get up, I feel grateful that I have job to do, she said.

She questioned the meaning of empowerment in general. The actress said that although many know her as Anupama, she also goes by the name Rupali.

Rupali Ganguly also said that she had a number of excellent television opportunities during her six and a half years out from work. The majority of these proposals, nevertheless, demanded that she assume the position of “hero ki maa.” She clarified that characters with heroes in their twenties and who are considerably younger often fill these positions. Rupali made the decision to decline these offers because she wanted to put her mothering responsibilities first and take full advantage of parenthood at that time in her life.