Barkha Singh is one of the most promising faces of Indian cinema. She has broken barriers and carved a path for herself, working across different platforms. Audiences and critics are in love with the way she portrays her characters and performances. She has worked with some of the finest stars of Indian cinema, including Vikrant Massey, Madhuri Dixit, Pankaj Tripathi, and others. With each role, she brings a refreshing authenticity, seamlessly adapting to different characters and making them unforgettable.

Most recently, she starred in the acclaimed series Criminal Justice: Season 4, where she played the role of Shivani Mathur, the co-lawyer to Pankaj Tripathi’s character. Barkha’s performance was met with widespread praise from both audiences and critics alike.

In a recent interview, Barkha opened up about playing Shivani Mathur, sharing that it was a unique and challenging role for her. Barkha shared, “From the regular roles, I got to do something more serious. So, obviously I wanted to prove myself, not only to the audience but also to other filmmakers and people who cast me in the show that I can do this. Personally, I feel I enjoy doing these serious and technical roles better.”

Barkha Singh’s camaraderie with Pankaj Tripathi in Criminal Justice 4 added depth to the narrative, and her portrayal of Shivani Mathur, calm, smart, and composed, quickly became a fan favorite. Critics lauded her for bringing subtle strength to the role.

Barkha is known for her consistent performances and particularly stood out in The Sabarmati Report, alongside Vikrant Massey, where she was a true highlight. In her recently released series Lafangey, Barkha’s portrayal of Ishita strikes a deep chord with audiences, especially young women. She brings heartfelt depth and relatability to the character, making Ishita feel authentic and grounded. Her chemistry with Gagan Arora in this coming-of-age drama has garnered attention, effectively capturing the emotional nuances of love and personal growth. Fans are especially moved by how Ishita fights for love, supports her partner’s development, and ultimately walks away with dignity—a moment that truly resonates.