Shubhangi also expressed her admiration for Bollywood actress Manisha Koirala for her recent courtesan character in Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s directed Heeramandi, saying, “I was deeply inspired by the incredible Manisha Koirala Ji, who played Mallika Jaan in Heeramandi. Her portrayal was nothing short of mesmerizing, and it gave me inspiration for the layers and nuances of playing a courtesan. Manisha Ji’s performance was both powerful and graceful, and I aimed to bring a touch of that same elegance and intensity to Begum Anara, albeit with a humorous twist. Playing such a multidimensional character reminded me why I love acting so much. It’s not just about delivering lines; it’s about embodying a persona that brings joy and laughter to the audience. After posting a few pictures of Begum Anara’s look on my social media, I started receiving DMs and praise from all my fans, which was overwhelming. Playing this role reminded me of the versatility of our craft and how humour can transcend genres and bring joy to everyone. Stay tuned for more laughter and surprises on Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai.” Discussing the ongoing track, Shubhangi Atre adds, “Tiwari (Rohitashv Gour) and Vibhuti (Aasif Sheikh) notice Saxena (Saanand Verma) looking lost. Saxena reveals his scientist uncle is being pursued due to his invention: a telescope that sees a parallel universe. Sceptical, Tiwari and Vibhuti visit Saxena’s uncle and see through the telescope. In the parallel world, Tiwari is Nawab Bailuddin, Vibhuti is cucumber seller Khacheduddin, Angoori is Begum Anara, and Anita (Vidisha Srivastava) is dancer Anjuman. Tiwari and Vibhuti inform Anita and Angoori, who also look through the telescope. They discover Begum Anara is depressed and alcoholic, while Anjuman and Khacheduddin are secretly married. Anjuman plots with Khacheduddin to win Begum Anara’s love and take Nawab Bailuddin’s wealth.”