Angoori Bhabhi aka Shubhangi Atre Reveals Her Coffee Ritual: 'It’s a Little Dose of Happiness'

Television’s much-loved actress Shubhangi Atre, who continues to win hearts as Angoori Bhabhi in *Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai*, recently opened up about her affection for coffee, describing it as one of her simplest yet most treasured daily rituals. 

For Shubhangi, coffee is more than just a beverage—it’s a source of comfort, energy, and positivity. “For me, coffee is more than just a drink—it’s a little dose of happiness. I personally enjoy a strong, classic filter coffee the most,” she shared with a smile. What draws her to filter coffee is not just its bold taste, but the way it grounds her and helps her begin the day on the right note. 

“There’s something so comforting and grounding about its rich aroma and bold taste. It’s not just about the caffeine; it’s about the warmth and the feeling of starting my day on the right note,” she explained. Working on the sets of a long-running and much-loved sitcom like *Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai* requires immense energy, consistency, and a cheerful spirit, and Shubhangi admits coffee plays an important role in keeping her momentum high. “On set, we often have long shooting hours. 

A good cup of coffee keeps the energy going—it refreshes me instantly and brings back my focus,” she said. She revealed that enjoying a coffee break with her co-stars and crew members has become a ritual in itself, giving everyone a chance to recharge and bond. “There’s a kind of joy in sharing a cup of coffee together on set. It becomes more than just about drinking—it’s about those few minutes of laughter, light conversations, and relaxation amidst a packed day of work,” she added. 

Her fondness for filter coffee also reminds her of the traditional warmth it carries. Unlike quick brews or instant mixes, the rich and authentic taste of filter coffee makes her pause and savor the moment. For someone constantly juggling demanding roles, deadlines, and performances, coffee offers her a moment of calm within the chaos. 

As audiences continue to adore her portrayal of Angoori Bhabhi, Shubhangi believes that rituals like coffee keep her grounded in real life. “It’s those little things that make all the difference. A cup of coffee in the morning or during a busy shoot not only boosts my energy but also makes me feel content and happy,” she concluded.

Contiloe Pictures’ Mahayoddha Rama; Dussehra-Themed Poster Unveiled Ahead of Diwali Release 17th Oct

Adding a touch of Bollywood grandeur to the festive season, Contiloe Pictures has unveiled a brand-new poster of its mega 3D animated film Mahayoddha Rama on the eve of Dussehra.

The striking poster celebrates the spirit of Vijayadashami with a powerful visual — the ten-headed Ravana towering in the backdrop while Lord Rama takes center stage, bow drawn and arrow ready to strike. The dramatic artwork encapsulates the timeless victory of good over evil, making it the perfect festive reveal for audiences gearing up for Diwali celebrations.

Bringing cinematic star power to this ambitious project are some of Bollywood’s finest talents. Kunal Kapoor lends his voice to the valiant Rama, while Jimmy Shergill voices the loyal Laxman. Mouni Roy brings grace and strength to the character of Sita, and Gulshan Grover embodies the might of Ravana. Together, this powerful ensemble infuses the animated epic with the drama, intensity, and emotional depth of a big-screen Bollywood spectacle.

Produced by Contiloe Pictures — the studio behind acclaimed titles like State of Siege: Temple Attack, State of Siege: 26/11, Taj: Divided by Blood and Taj: Reign of Revenge — Mahayoddha Rama is being positioned as one of the most ambitious animated features in Indian cinema.

Abhimanyu Singh, Founder & CEO of Contiloe Pictures, said:
“Ramayan is the soul of Indian storytelling. With Mahayoddha Rama, we have reimagined this epic using advanced 3D animation to give audiences a visual spectacle that blends mythology with cutting-edge technology. The Dussehra poster is just a glimpse of the grandeur we aim to bring this Diwali, when audiences will experience the triumph of Rama like never before.”

With its festive campaign and star-studded voice ensemble, Mahayoddha Rama is set to capture the imagination of audiences nationwide.

The film releases in 3D across cinemas this Diwali, 17th October 2025.

Ba***ds of Bollywood: When Bollywood meets nostalgia and satire…

Starring: Lakshya Lalwani, Sahher Bambba, Bobby Deol, Raghav Juyal, Anya Singh, Manish Chaudhari, Mona Singh, Manoj Pahwa, Gautami Kapoor, Rajat Bedi

Director: Aryan Khan

Review by Akshita Gupta

They say that as a filmmaker, you should tell the stories you know best, and that is exactly what Aryan Khan has done with Ba***ds of Bollywood. This isn’t just Bollywood, it’s Bollywood². The most Bollywood that Bollywood could possibly get.

What’s the difference between ‘The Hindi Film Industry’ and “Bollywood”?….. - It’s the perception.

While both are supposed to be used interchangeably, the term ‘Bollywood’ has some additional connotations for us ‘normies’. To us, it is: glitz, glamor, songs, dancing, superstars, cameos, backstabbing, success parties, film families, paps, nepotism, the ‘movie mafia’, outsiders vs. insiders, and so much more. 

Ba***ds of Bollywood has a lot of moments that feel reminiscent of Om Shanti Om, and yet, it is brand new and original in its own sharp way.

Lakshya is the ‘hero’ of this show and gets that treatment. He is fantastic in an action avatar, as was evident in Kill (2024). He possesses the ability to channel goofiness and excels in dramatic scenes; however, there are few such moments, and those that do occur flash by due to the screenplay's fast pace. 

Bobby Deol as Ajay Talwar deserves a full essay. At 56, he looks better than ever and delivers some of his finest performances. What’s remarkable is how he has embraced his age – choosing not to de-age with technology, but instead playing age-appropriate roles, like the father of a twenty-something. That choice alone is refreshing to see from a star of his generation. On screen, he is menacing, tender, and kind, sometimes all within a single scene. That is the mark of experience. Watching him is an absolute delight.

This show is a riot and absolute chaotic fun for a Bollywood nut with all the masaala Bollywood moments and references that will make you laugh out loud - total 'theater ki seatei phatt gayi' vibes. Ba***ds of Bollywood is a satire on the Hindi Film Industry that speaks more to our preconceived notions than the true blue reality of it, and therein lies the sharpness of the writing. 

Read the full review at - https://www.akshitag.com/post/bads-of-bollywood-review