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Smita Bansal Advocates for Shorter Work Hours
10 Jul
Summary
- Actress Smita Bansal calls for shorter working hours.
- She believes improved working conditions are a necessity for all.
- Bansal stars in upcoming Colors TV series '108 Base Hospital Uri'.

Actress Smita Bansal, a recognized figure in the entertainment industry, continues to take on diverse roles, most recently in 'The Pyramid Scheme' and upcoming in Colors TV's '108 Base Hospital Uri.' She is now vocal about improving workplace conditions in television and film production. Bansal argues that better working environments, including shorter hours, are essential for all crew members, not just women or senior actors. She asserts that improved conditions lead to enhanced work quality and better output.
Having worked in the industry for many years, Bansal questions the necessity of prolonged working hours, viewing her demand for reduced schedules as fair. She stresses the importance of professionalism coexisting with empathy, stating that she has "worked enough" and now deserves more personal time. Bansal’s advocacy contributes to the ongoing dialogue for a healthier and more balanced work environment in the entertainment sector.