Singh started her television career with A Mouthful of Sky, an Indian English show on DD Metro. She went on to do popular serials like Swabhimaan, Superhit Muqabla, Chitrahaar, Sea Hawks and Hello Friends, among others.

Over the past five years, Singh has won several awards and nominations for the Best Actress for her title role in Henna. Another feather in her cap was when she was nominated as the Most Stylish Female on Television at the MTV Style Awards 2003.

Today, Singh is extremely choosy about her work. "Television actors are working 14 hours a day, for 30 days a month. I don't want to be a part of such hectic schedules. Leave aside social life, where would that leave my family life?" she asks.

Singh believes that working for so long robs an actor of his acting capabilities. "One tends to stagnate, no matter how hard he may try not to," she opines.

While Singh looks forward to get into films sometime in the future, she does not seem to be in a hurry to bag a role. "I will do films if the roles and the people are good," she says.

However, Singh has dabbled in a few movies - like Ek Rishta, Kabhie Khushi Kabhi Gham, Haan Maine Bhi Pyaar Kiya Hai, Sur and Sssshhh... (Cinevistaas first home-production which released last week) - albeit in cameo roles. She will also make a guest appearance in Karan Johar's Kal Ho Naa Ho (co-starring Shah Rukh Khan, Preity Zinta and Saif Ali Khan) which is expected to hit the theatres on 28 November.

On television, Singh has grabbed Aandhi - the next series on the on-going Chausatth Panne in Zee TV. Aandhi will be aired from 16 November. In this series, Singh plays a girl who has to conceal her identity, because she lives under the misconception that she has killed her boyfriend accidentally. Aandhi will also see Aamir Khan's brother, Faisal Khan making a debut on television.