Surbhi Chandna on egg freezing: 'Scared of hormonal imbalance'
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Actress Surbhi Chandna has opened up about the growing trend of egg freezing among female celebrities, saying she personally prefers to let nature take its course — and that the prospect of hormonal imbalance gives her pause.
What Surbhi Said
Speaking candidly, the 'Naagin' actress said she supports women who choose to freeze their eggs, but cited advice from her own gynaecologist as a key reason for her hesitation. 'My sister delivered a boy, he is two years old now, when she was 39, and it was a normal delivery. I also believe in it, and those who think it is important to freeze their eggs, very nice, but like my gynac told me, there will be a lot of hormonal imbalance if you go through it,' she said.
Her Sister's Story as Inspiration
Surbhi pointed to her sister — who works in aviation and endures considerable physical stress — as proof that natural conception is possible well into one's late thirties. 'I feel every child comes into this world with their own fate. I don't know what will happen, but I feel that my sister, who has a flying job, putting her body through a lot of stress, can have a child naturally, I also want to go the natural way,' she added.
On Family Planning
The actress, who is reportedly married, said she and her partner have not yet set a timeline for starting a family. 'I don't know when we are going to plan, but it will happen when the time is correct. Whenever it happens, it will be a God's gift,' she concluded. She acknowledged, however, that the fear of hormonal disruption associated with the egg-freezing process remains a real concern for her.
On the Work Front
Beyond her personal views, Surbhi Chandna has recently stepped into a new professional role: she has made her debut as a producer with the Balaji Digital show 'Ishk Dum Aur Idli Rasam', produced under her home banner Feel Good Studios. The move marks a significant expansion of her career beyond acting.
The conversation around egg freezing has grown steadily in Indian entertainment circles, with several prominent actresses publicly disclosing the procedure in recent years. Surbhi's candid take adds a contrarian but medically grounded voice to that ongoing dialogue.