Ganguly made her acting debut at the age of seven with her father's film
Saaheb in 1985 in her childhood. She appeared opposite
Tapas Paul in
Balidan (1990) a Bengali Film, directed by her father. Ganguly received widespread recognition and critical acclaim for her portrayal of
Monisha Sarabhai, a middle-class young woman married in a high society,
Cuffe Parade-living socialite family in the cult sitcom
Sarabhai vs Sarabhai from 2004 to 2006. Later in November 2006, Ganguly participated in the reality show
Bigg Boss 1. She got evicted in its tenth week. She is also a part of many Hindi theatre plays in her career, Some of her plays are
Oye Ki Girl Hain,
Selfie, and
Patte Khul Gaye. In 2009, she participated in
Colors TV's stunt based reality show,
Fear Factor: Khatron Ke Khiladi 2. She also gave voice over in an animation film
Dashavatar in 2008. In 2000, she established an advertising agency in Mumbai. Rupali Ganguly went viral for her intense dialogue “ghuma ghumake marungi” in the TV show
Anupamaa. Fans compared her delivery to Sunny Deol, dubbing her “Sunny Deol Pro Max”, and widely shared clips on social media, highlighting her impactful screen presence. == Political career ==