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- Height5′ 5″ (1.65 m)
- Upasana Singh is a versatile Indian actress known for her roles in both television and film. Born in Chabbewal, Punjab, she has built a successful career with her performances in Hindi, Punjabi, and regional cinema.
She first gained recognition with her portrayal of a comical character in the popular TV serial "Comedy Circus" and later became a well-known face on the small screen. Upasana's acting career spans across genres, and she has showcased her talent in a wide range of roles, both in television shows and Bollywood films.
Upasana's notable work includes her appearances in popular Hindi films like "Mr. Bechara", "Judwaa", and "Kyaa Kool Hai Hum". She is particularly known for her strong screen presence in comedy roles, though she has also done serious and supporting roles in films and television.
Apart from acting, Upasana Singh has also been involved in production and other facets of the entertainment industry. Her diverse contributions and strong acting skills have earned her a loyal fan base.
She is also a family-oriented person, balancing her professional career with personal commitments.
- IMDb mini biography by: Shrinivas G. Kulkarni
- SpouseNeeraj Bhardwaj(2012 - present)
- RelativesNirupama Singh(Sibling)
- Was involved with director Vimal Kumar.
- Starred in the shelved movie Chandra Films Internationals "Good Bye Bombay"(1992) Starring Anup Jalota,Upaasna Singh, Sanjeeva, Music by Anup Jalota,Directed Gopal Krishna.
- Starred in the shelved movie Shree Ambal Films "Manav Dharam"(1990) Starring Upasna Singh, Sulabha Deshpande,Sudhir Dalvi, Urmila Bhatt, Rajesh Puri, Yunus Parwaiz, Directed by Pawan Kumar.
- Starred in the shelved movie Chitravani International's "Hum Tumein Yaad Ayenge"(1992) Starring Umesh Singh, Rajeshwari Roy Chowdhry,Upasna Singh,Shashi Puri, Amrit Pal,Music by Arup Pranay, Directed by Dr. U.K. Singh.
- Starred in the shelved movie Sanchaiya Films "Kanoon Mange Insaaf"(1993) Starring Soorya,Upasna Singh, Satyen Kappu, Goga Kapoor, Ajit Vanchani, Ankush Mohit, Music by Bappi Lahiri, Directed by Yesh Chauhan.
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