Niruta Singh

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Niruta Singh
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NationalityIndian
Occupation Actress
Years active1993–present
Spouse
Sanjeev Gulati
(m. 2023)

Niruta Singh is an Indian actress known for her work in Nepali cinema. She received wide acclaim for her performance in the 2001 film Darpan Chhaya, which became the highest-grossing film of all time in the Nepali film industry. [1] [2]

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Life and career

Niruta Singh was born in Darjeeling, India. She moved to Kathmandu after she started acting in films. Her father was a friend of director Tulsi Ghimire and it was Ghimire who brought her into the film industry with Dakshina (1993). She went on to become the only actress of the Ghimire camp, first since legendary actress Tripti Nadakar, and went on to play such hits as Rahar. Singh went on to star in the 2001 film Darpan Chaya , which was also directed by Tulsi Ghimire. Her performance received huge appreciation and Darpan Chaya went on to become a huge blockbuster of Nepali film industry, grossing NRs 700 million in 2001, the highest collection ever for a Nepali film. [3] [4] Singh is also a singer; she recorded the title track for director Deepak Raymajhi's NTV family drama series Vansha and later sang for a music album titled Deepshikha. As the film industry was changing, she decided to take a long break from acting and relocate to Mumbai because she did not feel that the new filmmakers were capable of the task. She made her come back to the industry through Maha Jodi's 2019 film Dal Bhaat Tarkari. [5] [6] In April 2023, President of Nepal awarded her one of the country’s highest civilian award, the Prabal Jana Sewa Shree. [7]

Niruta Singh married Sanjeev Gulati on August 31, 2023, in India. [8]

Filmography

  1. Mann Mandir
  2. Darpan Chhaya
  3. Bandhaki
  4. Dui Kinara
  5. Dukha
  6. Kahan Bhetiyela
  7. Aamako Kakha
  8. Aatankabadi
  9. Aafanta
  10. Chadani
  11. Dui Pal
  12. Maiti
  13. Maili
  14. Santaan Thari Thari Ka
  15. Santaan
  16. Khandaan
  17. Aamako Aashirwaad
  18. Dakshina
  19. Chamatkaar
  20. Aafno Manchhe
  21. Aafno Pan
  22. Chitkaar
  23. Hami Sathi Bhai
  24. Farki Aau
  25. Afno ghar Aafno Maanche
  26. Ko Aafno ko Birano
  27. Hero
  28. The Game
  29. Pinjada
  30. Duniya
  31. Lahana
  32. Ladai
  33. Upakaar
  34. Upahaar
  35. Ajambari Maya
  36. Ajambari Nata
  37. Kahan Bhetiyela
  38. Siudo Ko Sindoor
  39. Rahar
  40. Dodhar
  41. Darr
  42. Jiwandaan
  43. Nata Ragatko
  44. Aago
  45. Thuldai
  46. Ram Laxman
  47. Kartabya
  48. Lav-Kush
  49. Timi Meri Hau
  50. Yo kasto Prem
  51. Jaan Leva
  52. Dal Bhat Tarkari
  53. Nai Nabhannu La 5
  54. Captain

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