Friendship Day 2023: Sumati Singh Talks About That One Thread That Keeps Her Connected To Her Besties

Friendship Day 2023: Actress Sumati Singh, who is known for her roles in shows such as Roop-Mard Ka Naya Swaroop and Amma Ke Babu Ki Baby, is now perfectly cutting the arc with her acting as Kirti in the daily soap Kismat Ki Lakiro Se. Apart from bagging such pivotal roles for herself, the actress once had to struggle for even a small role on TV.

She has come a long way with her hard work and nuanced acting skills, but apart from that, the diva is also very humble and down to earth. As Friendship Day is being celebrated today (August 6), the actress talked about the importance of friendship and friends and also opened up about her best friends.

Talking about what friendship really means to her, Sumati says, "In friendship, I can trust that person 1000 percent. He or she should always be there, no matter how low I am in my life or how high I am. They should always be there, correcting me, helping me, loving me, enjoying with me, and crying with me. For me, friends are someone whom I can trust in any situation. We also stay away from our house and most of the time stay with friends, which later on not only remain our friends but become our family."

She also talked about two of her very close friends, saying, "My best friends are Aayushi and Glendan. These two are my family. They have always been there, no matter how hard the situation was. We are always there for each other. They always cheer me up when I am in a bad mood." She adds, "Even if I hurt them, they will come and talk or fight, but never leave me. Giving up is the stupidest thing. I don't give up so easily, like them. So I like this quality in them."

Further talking about that one thread of connection between her and her friends, Sumati says, "We are very real to each other. We don't pretend in front of each other and genuinely love each other. I can tell them if they are wrong. And they know if I say something to them, it's for their own good. We have a good understanding and connection. They are like my soulmates. They can read my eyes if I am not able to express anything."

She concluded her talk by going down memory lane. She shares, "In 2015, I was working for Bigg Boss. At that time, I met a girl, and while we had to go to Lonavala, her entire family came to drop her off. It was so weird and funny at the same time. Her aunt was so sarcastic when she was talking to the girl. That girl was Aayushi, and I thought she was so weird I would never talk to her. But the moment we reached there, there was a problem with both of our identity cards, so we were told to sit differently. That was the time we connected, and from that moment on, Aayushi has been my best friend."