By Admin 
Upasana singh birthday: The magic of ‘Abba Dabba Jabba’ or the presence of ‘Pinky Bua’, Upasana Singh made a special place in the hearts of the audience with every character with his acting and comic timing. June 29 is the 50th birthday of worship.
His life story is as beautiful and inspiring as his characters. The story of Upasana, which has traveled from the small town of Punjab to the TV and the film industry, is no less than a script.
Born on 29 June 1975 in Hoshiarpur, Punjab, Upasana Singh’s childhood was full of simplicity and dreams. Growing up in a middle class family, worship was fond of acting since childhood.
At the age of just seven, she used to perform programs on Doordarshan on behalf of the school. This was a period when worship was a dream of becoming a doctor, but luck brought him to the acting world. Upasana, who got a master’s degree in Dramatic Arts from Punjab University, started acting during his studies.
Career starts with the film Babylon
Upasana made her debut in 1986 as a child artist with Rajshree Productions film ‘Babul’. However, she got her real identity from the Rajasthani film ‘Bai Chali Sasarree’ in the year 1988, which was one of the most successful Rajasthani films of that era.
The film ran in theaters for 100 days and took the acting talent of Upasana to new heights. After this, he left his mark in Punjabi, Gujarati, Bhojpuri and Hindi cinema.
His ‘Abba Dabba Jabba’ dialogue made him famous in ‘Judai’ (1997). In this film, Upasana’s amazing comic timing made the audience laugh and laugh.
More than 100 films
Upasana has worked in more than 70 Hindi films and more than 40 Bhojpuri films as well as Punjabi, Gujarati and Rajasthani cinema. His younger but influential characters in films like ‘Loafer’, ‘Hungama’, ‘Hustle’, ‘Othraj’ and ‘Judwaa 2’ attracted the attention of the audience.
At the same time, his presence in films like ‘Jatt and Juliet’ and ‘Disco Singh’ in Punjabi cinema also made him popular in regional cinema. In 2024, Upasana returned to Bhojpuri cinema with ‘Saas Sarkar Bahu Chowkidar’ in Bhojpuri cinema after 14 years, in which she played a strong mother -in -law.
Upasana Singh is a name that was successful not only in the film but also in the TV world. Then in ‘The Kapil Sharma Show’, be it the character of ‘Pinky Bua’ or ‘Kali Pari’ of ‘Sonpari’. The style of ‘Pinky Bua’ and the style of speaking English in Punjabi style made the audience laugh a lot. This character became so popular that worship became famous as ‘TV’s aunt’. Apart from this, the negative character of ‘Kali Pari’ in Star Plus’s children’s favorite show ‘Sonpari’ also made a lot of headlines. ‘Born from devil, grew up in the dark, everyone says that this dialogue is still fresh in the children’s mind.
Apart from this, his acting was also appreciated in serials like ‘Maika’, ‘Raja Ki Aayegi Baraat’, ‘Bani-Ishq Da Kalma’ and ‘Sill Dil Hai Hindustani’.
Comic timing made identity
Upasana Singh’s biggest feature is his comic timing. Whether it is the role of ‘Pinky Bua’ in ‘Comedy Nights with Kapil’ or a stand-up comedy in ‘Gangs of Filmistan’, he left no stone unturned every time to make the audience laugh. His Punjabi and English mixed dialogue delivery is liked by the audience.
Upasana had told in an interview that she is a fan of Sridevi and contacted director Raj Kanwar himself to work in ‘Judai’.
The personal life of worship was also in the headlines. In 2009, he married TV actor Neeraj Bhardwaj, with whom he worked in the serial ‘Ae-Dil-e-Nadan’. However, both were separated from each other with filing of divorce applications. According to reports, Upasana has returned to her husband. He has a son, which he has named Nanak Singh.
Even at the age of 50, there is no lack of energy and passion of Upasana Singh. Recently she directed the Punjabi film ‘Bai Ji Kuttan Ga’, for which she also got involved in a legal dispute against Miss Universe Harnaz Kaur Sandhu. Upasana had filed a case accusing Harnaz of not giving time for the promotion of the film.