A look at Dimpy Ganguly’s luxurious life in Dubai with husband Rohit Roy and three kids; in pics

Dimpy Ganguly is living the hands-on mom life in Dubai with her hubby Rohit Roy and their three beautiful kids – Reanna, Aryaan and Rishaan. From opening about having a big family to shifting to a bigger space, Dimpy spoke to ETimes TV previously and took us through her Dubai life. A peek into those moments of being a mom of three, family life and much more:

Dimpy always loved the idea of having a big family. She had shared, “I feel very good about myself. When I look at my family, I feel ‘wow, I have a big family’. It’s great. I don’t think anybody I have known before has imagined me to be a mom of 3. I like the admiration people have when I tell them I have 3 children. Kids don’t weigh you down, they inspire you to do more.” When she announced her third pregnancy, she had shared, “We always liked big families. Living in Dubai, we see a lot of big families. It is not a common thing in India, but around me I have a lot of friends with big families. I see the kids are just so happy.”

Dimpy has always reiterated the fact that she loves being a hands-on mom and is ok with hubby being the bread earner of the family. “He travels 3 times a week. I am quite ok that way. I have settled up like this is my day and this is what I need to do. He is doing his best as a father, he is doing his best as a provider. His job is extremely taxing,” she said. Dimpy also stated that while she stays sleep deprived at times it’s a good thing for the kids that their father is well-rested and takes care of the morning chaos.

Dimpy and her family shifted to a villa in Dubai for a better and comfortable life for their big family. She had shared, “It’s actually a villa. I got more bedrooms, we live in a community. It’s got a huge park. It’s really nice for the kids. I was a bit apprehensive before as we were in Downtown Dubai. It was the centre of everything. However, moving here and living in a community I feel brings all the families together.”

From Halloween, Christmas, New Years to every special occasion, Dimpy shares glimpses of her family celebrating them together. On New Years, she shared a family portrait with her family and wrote, “It took us 7 years to build this family of 7, but here we are smiling at 2022, for this year was very special. Here's wishing a fabulous 2023 from me and mine to you and yours.”

Though Dimpy has help to take care of the kids, she loves to engage with the kids. Giving a glimpse of being a mom to 3 children, Dimpy wrote, “I often get asked, "How is it being a mom toa 3?” Simple answer is, it means - starting your day at 5 am even on weekends whether you got any sleep or not, - have TONS of laundry, and very little time to fold them, - catering to 3 different kinds of breakfast, -may/may not get the time to eat yourself - LOTS of coffee.”

Dimpy is happy about the fact that there are a lot of spaces to take the kids and spend quality time. She drives her kids to their extra-curricular activities and also gives a glimpse of spending happy and giggly time with them.

After a turbulent first marriage, Dimpy had completely taken time off from public life to focus on her personal life. Dimpy married Rohit Roy, a businessman from Dubai in 2015. About how Rohit became an integral part of her life, Dimpy had said, “Rohit was my olive branch from everything that I was going through. At that point, my only friend, philosopher, guide and confidante… everything was Rohit.”

When asked about chronicling her journey of motherhood or having a career, Dimpy shared her plate is full right now. However she said, “Maybe once my children are older, I might think of starting something of my own… become a mompreneur or something of that sort. I might do something on social media. For now, I would love to chronicle my journey, I do get a lot of requests. I get a lot of questions on how I am managing and I would love to reply but then comes the little one ‘Mamma can you play with me?’, or the little older one, ‘Mamma can you help me with Maths’. I would feel bad telling them that I have to do something else. I received my mom’s full attention. She was a stay-at-home mom. I required her attention all the time. Looking back, I am very close to my mom. I want to have that with my kids.”