Mumbai, Dec 9 (NationPress) Television actress Surbhi Chandna has shared her inspiring journey of resilience and personal growth.

In a heartfelt Instagram post, she reflected on her experiences filled with doubt, challenging times, and the quiet process of rebuilding herself. Surbhi emphasized how each setback contributed to her journey and highlighted her relentless determination to persevere. On Tuesday, the ‘Naagin’ star shared a collection of her photos and expressed, “Receiving an award at Womenpreneur India for my leadership in celebrity entrepreneurship feels like a serene acknowledgment of a journey that has been anything but calm. While I have portrayed numerous roles on screen, creating my own music label, FEEL GOOD ORIGINALS, and venturing into long-format storytelling with The Same Brand has profoundly shaped me in ways unseen by the world.”

“I faced days filled with doubt, nights dedicated to rebuilding, and periods where success seemed elusive… yet I continued to push forward, create, and maintain my belief. Every obstacle transformed into a lesson, every setback redirected me, and every small achievement served as a reminder of my initial motivation.”

“I am thankful for this recognition, grounded by the journey that led me here, and eager for the narratives I am yet to share. Here’s to pursuing dreams fearlessly, working tirelessly, and evolving into the WOMAN I always believed I could become,” Surbhi added.

Professionally, Surbhi Chandna is celebrated for her roles in popular shows such as “Ishqbaaaz,” “Naagin,” “Sherdil Shergill,” and “Sanjivani.” Her latest appearance was in the web series “Rakshak – India's Braves: Chapter 2,” which premiered in February 2024, following her role in “Sherdil Shergill.”

Last month, she garnered attention by revealing her departure from television for meaningful reasons. Surbhi disclosed her long-held passion for theatre and her aspiration to conquer her stage fright, prompting her to delve deeper into this artistic medium.

As she announced her theatre debut in “Manto Ke Dastavez,” she shared, “I have taken a break for all the right reasons. From television sets to the enchanting world of theatre… my fascination with this art form has always captivated me. Each time I attended a play, I was in awe of the entire process and questioned my capabilities as an actor—would I ever be able to face my fears?”