Gracy Singh is a rare combination of star quality and girl next door appeal, with an impressive list of hits to her name in the fields of acting and dance. Her notable roles in Lagaan, Munnabhai M.B.B.S, Armaan, and Gangajaal have solidified her position in the Indian film industry. Besides her acting career, Gracy is equally committed to her spiritual quest, being a member of the Brahma Kumaris and a well-respected figure within the BK family.
Born and raised in Delhi, in a traditional Sikh family, Gracy's passion for acting and dance dates back to her school days. She began taking Bharat Natyam lessons during her vacations, while studying at Manav Sthali School. Upon finishing school in the mid-nineties, she joined a dance troupe called "Planets" and started performing on stage, simultaneously pursuing her graduation in Arts. Around this time, she also traveled to Bombay for modeling assignments, ad films, and dance shows.
In 1997, Gracy received her breakthrough when she successfully tested for the TV serial 'Amanat'. Television became her real school for acting, where she gradually developed as an actress. The success of the serial provided her with the right platform, and in 2001, she endeared herself to movie audiences in her first leading role as Gauri in the Oscar-nominated film Lagaan, alongside Aamir Khan. Her rustic looks and neat performance in the celebrated film won over the viewers, and she became an integral part of the film that created history.
Gracy's soft and endearing personality worked in her favor, and she became a part of the film that created history. The year 2003 marked the release of three of her films, 'Armaan', 'Gangajaal', and 'Munna Bhai MBBS'. MBBS was another super hit film, and Gracy turned out to be the actress with the best ratio of hits to her credit.
With a few successful films under her belt, Gracy accepted more offbeat roles. She also became an accomplished classical dancer, performing her first theater project "Radhika" (Dance Drama) in 2006. More substantial roles followed, and she got a few successful films to her credit in regional languages such as "Santosham" (Telugu),"Loudspeaker" (Malyalam),and "Rama Rama Krishna Krishna" (Telugu). She also starred in Punjabi films such as "choodiyan".
Gracy formed her Dance Troupe in 2009 and involved herself in creating stage performances, depicting the rich cultural heritage of India, and showcasing women in a better light. She is equipped with technical skill and full of innovative ideas, striking a unique balance between tradition and individuality.
