In an emotional video, Anupamaa actress Rupali Ganguly's stepdaughter, Esha Verma, publicly spoke out against the actress and her father, Ashwin K Verma. Esha accused them of being "true bullies." She criticised her father for his lack of support and for failing to protect her during her childhood. In a video, Esha also opened up about feeling unsafe around Rupali. She shared that whenever she tried to confide in the actor, her father Ashwin would always take Rupali's side rather than supporting his own daughter.
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Big B comments on 'biased commentary' in test match
Megastar, while celebrating India's victory over Australia in the 1st test match, also mentioned how the team won against all odds
'I'm a film worker'
Bengali Prosenjit Chatterjee explains why he doesn't think of himself as a superstar
Sobhita's wedding rooted in culture
Sources say actress' wedding attire to include traditional jewellery like maathapatti, vanki
Dhanush moves HC against Nayanthara
Actor files petition against Jawan actress and her director husband over copyright
Rashmika hints at Pushpa 3
Actress Rashmika Mandanna, who has wrapped up shooting for Pushpa: The Rule, penned an emotional note on completing her five-year journey on the film's set and even hinted towards the third part for the movie.
Mohd Rafi's son to make biopic
Director Umesh Shukla of OMG fame attached with film
Ananya's idea of romance
Actress says she is not willing to compromise in a relationship now
Existing USFDA-approved drug shows promise for two rare genetic disorders: researchers
A team of Canadian researchers has found an existing US Food and Drug Administration-approved drug that could significantly improve the quality of life for patients affected with Sandhoff and Tay-Sachs diseases—two rare genetic disorders.
Video chats, social media put teens at drug use risk
Online social connections may be driving the relationship between screen time and early adolescent substance use
Air pollution causing lung cancer in non-smokers
Lung cancer is signifi cantly on the rise among nonsmokers in India, and air pollution is a major contributing factor, experts have said as the country, especially the national capital, continues to grapple with poor air quality.
