Shubhangi Atre gets emotional as father wins carrom game despite fingers affected by chemotherapy
Mumbai, July 11
Actress Shubhangi Atre turned emotional as she celebrated her father's inspiring victory at a carrom tournament.
The actress revealed that he emerged victorious despite his fingers not moving properly following chemotherapy during his battle with cancer.
Taking to her social media account, the 'Bhabiji Ghar Par Hain!' actress shared a series of pictures from the event featuring her father receiving a trophy, followed by posing with family members, fellow participants and dignitaries.
In one picture, Shubhangi is seen standing proudly beside her father and other family members, while another picture captures him smiling with his trophy after the tournament.
Sharing the emotional post, Shubhangi wrote, "Congratulations Papa After battling cancer, my father's fingers still don't move properly because of chemotherapy. Yet, he won the carrom game. A reminder that strength isn't always in perfect hands-it's in an unbreakable spirit. Just keep moving with a happy heart."
The post received a lot of love from fans and friends from the television industry. Producer J.D. Majethia commented with claps and heart emoticons, while actress Kanica Maheshwari wrote, "Wow! Now I know the strength is coming from there! Congratulations to ur papa."
For the uninitiated, Shubhangi's father was diagnosed with esophagus cancer in 2024. At the time, the actress had appealed to her followers for prayers, and had written, "My Dear Insta family. A few days back my father was diagnosed with Cancer, his treatment is starting from today. Our family needs your blessings and prayers for his speedy recovery."
Her father has almost recovered from the disease and recuperating well as per reports.
On the professional front, Shubhangi Atre made her acting debut with 'Kasautii Zindagii Kay' before gaining recognition with 'Kasturi', 'Do Hanson Ka Jodaa', 'Havan' and 'Chidiya Ghar'.
She became a household name after stepping into the role of Angoori Bhabhi in 'Bhabiji Ghar Par Hain!', where she had replaced Shilpa Shinde.
— IANS
Reader Comments
As someone who lost my uncle to cancer last year, this story gives me so much hope. The fact that her father is recovering well and finding joy in something like carrom shows what a fighter he is. Shubhangi's support for her family is commendable too. We need more such positive stories in our daily news!
This is beautiful. It's amazing how small victories like winning a game can mean so much after such a difficult journey. I admire the positivity in this family. Also, great to see Indian TV celebrities using their platform to share real, emotional stories instead of just glamour. Best wishes to the family!
I've always respected Shubhangi Atre for her role in Bhabiji Ghar Par Hain, but this personal side makes me respect her even more. Her father's determination is a lesson for all of us. Carrom might seem like a simple game, but in this context, it's a symbol of resilience. Congratulations to the champion! 🏆
Honestly, this made me tear up a little. Cancer takes so much from people, but stories like this remind us that the human spirit can overcome anything. I hope more news outlets share such inspiring tales instead of just controversies. Shubhangi's father is a true hero. Sending love and prayers to the family! 💪
What a heartwarming story! The line 'strength isn't always in perfect hands' really got me. It's a great reminder that life's challenges don't define us—our response to them does. I'm glad her father is recovering well. Also,
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