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Barkha Singh on Working Birthday: Feels Completely Natural to Me

Barkha Singh celebrated her birthday on the sets of her reality show We Got You, Girl. She expressed that working on her birthday feels natural, emphasizing the importance of consistency in daily life. Her upcoming projects include playing an IRS officer in Tax Department Story. She was last seen in the 2024 film The Sabarmati Report, directed by Ranjan Chandel.

Barkha Singh on working b'day: Feels completely natural to me

Mumbai, Aug 3

Barkha Singh, known for her work in Criminal Justice Season 4 and The Sabarmati Report, is spending her birthday on the sets of her upcoming reality show, We Got You, Girl. The actress said that it feels completely natural to her.

Barkha said: "I've always believed that consistency is built in the ordinary days, not the milestone ones. So spending my birthday on set feels completely natural to me."

"There's something incredibly fulfilling about showing up, learning, collaborating, and trying to become a little better with every project. I'm grateful for everything that's brought me here, and looking ahead, I'm just excited to keep surprising myself as an actor."

The actor will soon be seen playing an IRS officer in the much-awaited crime thriller Tax Department Story.

She was last seen on the big screen in The Sabarmati Report. A 2024 film directed by Ranjan Chandel. It is based on the Godhra train burning incident of 27 February 2002, involving Sabarmati Express train It stars Vikrant Massey, Raashii Khanna and Riddhi Dogra.

On television, she was seen in Jat Ki Jugni, a story of a rustic Jat guy from Haryana with a shy Jat girl. It stars Vishal Vashishtha, Madirakshi Mundle, Rinku Karmarkar, Yash Tonk, Richa Soni and Rakesh Pandey.

The show was rumoured to be based on the story of Karishma Kapoor and Daggubati Venkatesh starrer 1993 Hindi film Anari which is again a remake of 1991 Tamil film Chinna Thambi

Her most recent work includes Criminal Justice: A Family Matter , a legal drama television series, directed by Rohan Sippy. The show stars Pankaj Tripathi, Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub, Surveen Chawla, Khushboo Atre and Asha Negi in prominent roles.

It follows veteran lawyer Madhav Mishra defends Raj Nagpal, found holding the murdered body of nurse Roshni Saluja after his daughter's birthday. As the courtroom battle intensifies, buried truths begin to surface, suggesting not everyone is who they claim to be.

— IANS

Reader Comments

Arjun K

The Sabarmati Report was a powerful film, even though it was controversial. Barkha did well in it. But I wonder why there's so much hype about spending birthdays on set? Most working Indians spend their birthdays at work - that's just life for us. Anyway, all the best for Tax Department Story!

Vikram M

She's right about consistency. The ordinary days matter more than the big ones. Being an IRS officer in a crime thriller sounds interesting - we definitely need more strong female leads in that genre. Criminal Justice Season 4 was excellent too. Badhai ho, Barkha! 🎉

Sneha F

I remember her from Jat Ki Jugni - that show was quite popular in North India. She's really versatile, moving from TV to OTT to films. And appearing in a film based on the Godhra incident took courage, considering how polarizing that topic is. Respect for that. Happy birthday, Barkha! 🙏

Rahul R

The Sabarmati Report was a bold film, but honestly, we need more balanced storytelling about those events. Great to see young actors like her taking on complex projects though. Consistency and hard work do pay off - just look at her career graph. All the best for her new show!

Ananya R

"Consistency is built in ordinary days" - such a beautiful thought! It's so easy to get caught up in celebrating milestones but the real growth happens when no one is watching. She seems really mature for her age. Can't wait to see her as an IRS officer! 🇮🇳

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