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Rupali Ganguly's Mom Dances On Kamariya Like A Pro; Seen Yet?

Rupali Ganguly's Mom Dances On Kamariya Like A Pro; Seen Yet?

News1813-05-2025

Television actress Rupali Ganguly celebrated Mother's Day with great pomp and joy. She hosted a grand celebration in honour of her mother, Rajani Ganguly, and treated fans to glimpses from the event. Now, her brother, ace choreographer Vijay Ganguly, known for his work in Jagga Jasoos, Andhadhun, Stree, and Love Aaj Kal, shared a heartwarming video of their mother dancing her heart out. The clip quickly caught the attention of several Bollywood A-listers.
On Instagram, Rupali Ganguly's brother, Vijay Ganguly, shared a delightful video of their mother, Rajani Ganguly, lighting up the dance floor with her energetic moves. She was seen grooving to the hit track Kamariya, sung by Aastha Gill, Sachin Sanghvi, Jigar Saraiya, and Divya Kumar. Dressed in a gleaming silk saree, Rajani stole the spotlight and even gave Nora Fatehi a run for her money with her impressive performance from the Stree number featuring Rajkummar Rao.

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