"Woh mera beta hai" - kudos to Rupali Ganguly!

"Samar... woh mera beta hai."

I'm still reeling from the depth of feeling that Rupali Ganguly conveyed in these words when she reached the police station. To be able to portray an entire spectrum of emotions in these few whispered words takes some serious acting chops. Hats off to her 👏

When she said "Samar" on seeing him, she was all that the child was asking for in that song they were playing in the background, "Aanchal se mera, muh poonch de na, maila sa laage jahan."

The poignant mixture of pleading and pride in her voice when she says,"woh mera beta hai" to the female police office who stops her from going to her child, was just uff! What a finely nuanced performance.

The entire episode totally belonged to her. From the bewilderment and fear for her child at the start to the way she took Kavya and Vanraj apart at the end. Spitting fire from every pore of her body. Simply superb!

Originally posted by: Arshi67

"Samar... woh mera beta hai."

I'm still reeling from the depth of feeling that Rupali Ganguly conveyed in these words when she reached the police station. To be able to portray an entire spectrum of emotions in these few whispered words takes some serious acting chops. Hats off to her 👏

When she said "Samar" on seeing him, she was all that the child was asking for in that song they were playing in the background, "Aanchal se mera, muh poonch de na, maila sa laage jahan."

The poignant mixture of pleading and pride in her voice when she says,"woh mera beta hai" to the female police office who stops her from going to her child, was just uff! What a finely nuanced performance.

The entire episode totally belonged to her. From the bewilderment and fear for her child at the start to the way she took Kavya and Vanraj apart at the end. Spitting fire from every pore of her body. Simply superb!

Yaa and even liked when she stormed in to kavya house and she couldn’t even tell properly that police dragged her son and her crying was dominating

And the way she was yelling to vannu was nice 👍 ganguly u nailed it

Well written👏

Rupali always impressed me with her mind blowing performance.👍🏼

Rupali acting is superb

Character ke under poori tarah sama gayi

Sab khuch andar se bola jaa raha hai

Originally posted by: Arshi67

"Samar... woh mera beta hai."

I'm still reeling from the depth of feeling that Rupali Ganguly conveyed in these words when she reached the police station. To be able to portray an entire spectrum of emotions in these few whispered words takes some serious acting chops. Hats off to her 👏

When she said "Samar" on seeing him, she was all that the child was asking for in that song they were playing in the background, "Aanchal se mera, muh poonch de na, maila sa laage jahan."

The poignant mixture of pleading and pride in her voice when she says,"woh mera beta hai" to the female police office who stops her from going to her child, was just uff! What a finely nuanced performance.

The entire episode totally belonged to her. From the bewilderment and fear for her child at the start to the way she took Kavya and Vanraj apart at the end. Spitting fire from every pore of her body. Simply superb!

The whole scene has been picturised beautifully with full of emotion.

And there is no doubt that Rupali Ganguly is a great actress.

undoubtedly she steal whole show with her awesome acting

you can clearly see fire in her eyes when she reach kavya place and when kavya try to speak in english and when she said

Aaa aaj angrezi nahi warna gujrati hath ude ja se

Rupali Ma'am was flawless in her performance in that scene 👏👏

Originally posted by: favjassi

Yaa and even liked when she stormed in to kavya house and she couldn’t even tell properly that police dragged her son and her crying was dominating

And the way she was yelling to vannu was nice 👍 ganguly u nailed it

She truly did!

Originally posted by: Bhavisweet03

Well written👏

Rupali always impressed me with her mind blowing performance.👍🏼

Thank you! She has got into the skin of the character so beautifully.