"Gonna Close My Eyes And Walk Through This," Writes COVID-Positive Rupali Ganguly
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"Awaiting reports of the family and the unit," wrote the actress
Television actress Rupali Ganguly, who tested positive for COVID-19 on Friday and is currently in quarantine, shared a health update on Saturday. The actress was shooting for the TV series Anupamaa when she was diagnosed with the coronavirus. Rupali Ganguly, in her latest Instagram post, wrote that she is now waiting for the test results of her family members and the crews of Anupamaa. "I'm gonna close my eyes and walk through this .... just by holding God's hand. Covid positive and quarantined Day 2. For all the love, blessings and wishes coming my way rough your messages - Thank you. Awaiting reports of the family and the unit. Please keep them in your prayers," the actress wrote in her post and added: "Looking forward to your continual love and support for Anupamaa even in the episodes that Anupamaa does not feature." Read Rupali Ganguly's post here:
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