Surbhi Chandna: TV personality has spoken candidly about her own path of self-improvement and resiliency.

She recently commented on periods of uncertainty, challenging times, and silent reconstruction in an Instagram post. Surbhi spoke about how each obstacle influenced her journey and how her constant resolve kept her going. “Winning An Award At Womenpreneur India For Leadership In Celebrity Entrepreneurship, feels like a quiet moment of acknowledgement for a journey that has been anything but quiet,” the “Naagin” actress said on Tuesday, sharing a number of her photos. I’ve lived a lot of lives on film, but starting my own record label, FEEL GOOD ORIGINALS, and now venturing into long-form storytelling with The Same Brand have been experiences that have molded me in ways that the outside world never sees.

“There were periods when nothing came easily, nights of reconstruction, and days of uncertainty. However, I continued to create, move, and believe. Every obstacle turned into a teaching moment, every failure into a learning opportunity, and every little victory into a reminder of why I began.

“I’m thrilled for the tales I still have to share, thankful for this honor, and grounded by all it took to get here. “Let’s dream big, work hard, and become the woman I always knew I could be,” Surbhi said.

In terms of her career, Surbhi Chandna is well-known for her roles in “Ishqbaaaz,” “Naagin,” “Sherdil Shergill,” and “Sanjivani.” Her most recent appearance was in the February 2024 debut of the online series “Rakshak – India’s Braves: Chapter 2.” She has previously appeared on television in the program “Sherdil Shergill.”

She made news last month when she disclosed that she had good cause to take a break from the small screen. Surbhi said that she was motivated to go further into the medium by her lifelong passion with theater and her need to get over her stage phobia.

“I have been away for all the right reasons From the sets of television to the lights of theater,” she wrote, announcing her theatrical debut with “Manto Ke Dastavez.” I’ve always found theater to be a fascinating medium, and every time I saw a play, I was amazed by the whole process and wondered whether I would ever be able to overcome my anxiety as an actor.