As Friendship Day, celebrated on August 3, draws near, actor Dipshikkha Nagppal—known for films like Baadshah, Koyla, Dillagi, and Partner, and TV shows such as Son Pari, Kittie Party, Baal Veer, Santoshi Maa, Megha Barsenge, and Ishq Jabariya—says friendship isn’t just a relationship, it’s a way of life. “I believe in friendship because I think I’m a very good friend to my friends,” she says.
“Earlier, when one person was the giver and the other just the receiver, the equation would become one-sided. But when both people are givers and they appreciate each other, the friendship lasts much longer. I may not have too many friends, but the ones I do have are very dear to me,” she adds.
While it’s often said that true friendships are rare in showbiz, Dipshikkha thinks otherwise. “People often say you can’t make real friends in the industry, but I believe it depends on the individual,” she explains.
“I’ve done so many shows and met amazing people. Yes, I’ve made friends—one or two from the industry—and they’re totally my tribe, my vibe. I used to think that at this age I wouldn’t be able to make new friends, but it turned out to be the opposite,” she says.
Sharing a personal experience from her show, Dipshikkha added, “I recently met a wonderful friend, Prem Soni. Coincidentally, in my TV serial Na Umra Ki Seema Ho, we even have a travel vlog together. We’ve known each other for 9–10 years now, and we’re still connected.”
She further says that when two women are secure, not jealous, and genuinely appreciate each other’s work, they can be friends for life.
When it comes to spending time with her friends, she prefers meaningful moments over grand celebrations. “Recently, I met my kitty friends—Tannaz, Munisha, and Kashmera. We’re really close and share a strong vibe—alpha women who love and respect each other. With friends like that, I don’t need a big celebration. It’s about real connection, shared energy, and bonding in meaningful ways.”
Besides her industry friends, Dipshikkha shares that her children are also her closest companions. “My kids Vidhika and Vivaan are my best friends. I don’t know what I would do without them, and I am their best friend too. We talk about every little thing,” she smiles.
In fact, she’s still in touch with her school friends. “Friendships from back then were simpler and purer—no expectations, no complications. Life has changed, but that warmth remains,” she reflects.
For Dipshikkha, friendship has never been about numbers—it’s about intention, loyalty, and shared energy. “My friends are for life—from childhood companions to those I’ve met along the way,” she concludes.
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