Shubhangi Atre, widely recognized for her portrayal of Angoori Bhabhi in the popular sitcom "Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai," recently shared her perspective on the nature of friendships within the television industry. In a candid discussion on the talk show "Honestly Why Not," Atre expressed her belief that actors often struggle to form lasting, deep friendships due to the inherent competition and insecurities present in the field.

Atre, who left "Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai" last year after a decade-long stint, suggested that while actors may develop close bonds during the course of a show, these relationships tend to dissipate once the project concludes and everyone moves on to new ventures. "There is no concept of a best friend here," she stated. "There is a lot of competition and insecurities. When a show is going on, you become good friends, but once it ends, everyone moves on, and you start a new journey".

Despite this, Atre emphasized that actors do share strong connections while working together, fostering a sense of camaraderie. "I think that's the best part of being an actor, you explore the world, and you explore yourself," she explained. "So there is no idea of best friends, but as long as we are working together, we become like a family".

Atre also addressed the challenges of maintaining professionalism on set, particularly when personal disagreements arise. When asked if she had ever had to perform an important scene with a co-star immediately after an argument, she responded affirmatively. "Yes, it has happened that you do have a disagreement or a fight, and then you have to do the next scene with the same person, even when you don't feel like it," Atre admitted.

However, she stressed the importance of prioritizing the work and setting aside personal feelings to deliver an honest performance. "But I still do it because I am in my character. It's my work, and I love my work. I love the camera, and more than anything, I enjoy what I do," she added. Atre's insights shed light on the unique dynamics of relationships in the entertainment industry, where professional demands often intersect with personal connections.