'Bhabi Ji Ghar Par Hai!' star Shilpa Shinde says you ‘have to work hard’ to survive in the entertainment industry

‘Bhabi Ji Ghar Par Hai!’ star Shilpa Shinde recently got candid about her life in the film and entertainment industry. Drawing on her experiences over the years, the star talked about the struggles that she has faced, and how the scenario has been changing over the years.While talking to Bollywood Bubble, the star opened up about her struggles in the industry and shared how the things that have happened to her over the years, only she knows. She further added during the interview that she often feels that things might never change in the industry. “Hume apni jagah banani padti hai aur uske liye mehnat karni padti hai, aur agar aap ne hardwork kiya hai toh aap ko milega, ye mera hard work hai. Aaj kal main dekhti hu artists bhi bohot pareshan karte hai, pehle jab newcomers hote hai toh sab cheeze accept kar lete hai aur jaise thode se popular ho jate hai wo apne rang dikhane lagte hai toh woh wrong hai,” (We have to work hard. If you’ve put in the work, you can get results. This is the outcome of my hard work. These days, I also see that artists create a lot of problems. Earlier, when they were newcomers, they accepted everything, but once they became a little popular, they started showing their true colours, and that is wrong) she added. The actress also shared a message for her fellow TV actors in the industry. She talked about how one should see things from a producer’s point of view, and how a simple mishap can affect everyone related to the project negatively. She further shared that it is important to work hard and be considerate of the surroundings around you as well. Shilpa Shinde garnered a lot of fame for her stint in ‘Bhabi Ji Ghar Par Hai!’, and over the years has featured in many other successful shows. She was also the winner of ‘Bigg Boss season 11’, while actress Hina Khan placed as the first runner-up in the show. Some of Shinde’s other works include ‘Lapataganj’, ‘Main Banoongi Miss India’, ‘Paurashpur’, and ‘Bhabhi.’