Anupamaa Fame Rupali Ganguly Remembers Late Actor Rituraj Singh: 'There Was So Much More To Learn'

In a social media post, Rupali Ganguly expressed gratitude for the opportunity to share the screen with Rituraj Singh.

Rupali Ganguly remembered late actor Rituraj Singh in a post.

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New Delhi: The unexpected demise of actor Rituraj Singh left the entertainment industry in shock. Rituraj, aged 59, succumbed to a cardiac arrest, leaving behind a void in the hearts of many. Among those deeply affected by his sudden demise was his co-actor from the popular show ‘Anupamaa’, Rupali Ganguly. The actress took to social media to express her heartfelt condolences. 

Rupali Ganguly on Rituraj Singh's death

Rupali Ganguly shared an emotional tribute, recalling her experience of working alongside Rituraj Singh on the show.

In her message, she expressed gratitude for the opportunity to share the screen with Rituraj  Singh. 

 

 

 

 

 

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Reflecting on their time together on the set, the actress reminisced about Rituraj’s vibrant personality, his vast knowledge of world cinema, and his unique sense of humour. She wrote, “Dear Rituraj Sir, It was an honour to share screen space with you … like an enthusiastic student getting to learn her favorite subject from a teacher who has taught many others, I was overjoyed … You said you had seen my work and yet I wanted to prove to you that I could earn my place in the frame standing next to one of the legends of television whom I had watched growing up.”

In conclusion, Rupali honoured Rituraj Singh's legacy and thanked him for his invaluable contributions to ‘Anupamaa’, fondly remembering him as "Yashpal Sir" to her "Anupamaa." She offered prayers for his soul to find eternal peace and signed off with a heartfelt "Om Shanti."

A number of Rituraj's television series—including the current hit ‘Anupamaa,’ ‘Banegi Apni Baat’, ‘Tehkikaat’, ‘Kutumb’, ‘Jyoti’, and ‘Beintehaa’—brought him acclaim over his thirty-year career.