Garima Vikrant Singh is an Indian actress who is known for her role as Saraswati in the television show Gustakh Dil (2013).She started her career in 1996 in theatre and used to take part in plays in Allahabad. Before becoming an actor, she worked for All India Radio. She was a part of the show Chand Ke Paar Chalo in 2008. Poster of the television show Chand Ke Paar Chalo.She has worked as an actor in Ravi Ojha Productions from 2013 to 2014. In 2015, she joined as an actor in the Film Farm productions. In 2017, she joined Qissago Telefilms LLP as an actor. In 2019, she worked with 4 Lions Films as an actor. Garima Vikrant Singh during her college days.She appeared on other television shows like Chotti Bahu (2011-2012), Ishq Ka Rang Safed (2015-2016), Nimki Mukhiya (2017-2018), Yehh Jadu Hai Jinn Ka! (2019-2020), and Nazar (2019). Garima Vikrant Singh in the television show Nimki Mukhiya.In an interview, she talked about her love story and recalled that she met her husband in 1996 when he scolded her for driving the scooter and car very fast outside the college. An old picture of Garima with her husband.She was interested in music since childhood so her mother bought her a harmonium when she was in class six. Garima possesses a tape recorder that her father gifted her at her wedding; according to Garima, every time the tape recorder creates any issue, she gets it repaired.In 2017, she appeared in a short film titled The Writer which was directed by her niece Anukriti Singh. In an interview, she talked about this and said, The Writer is directed by my niece, Anukriti Singh. It is her first attempt at direction, so I really feel proud of her. If we dont sit down to find faults in the movie, she has done a great job in her first endeavour..She has a lot of interest in reading books and often gets a new collection of books from her husband because he is a writer.In an interview, she said that she gained a lot of confidence by spending time with her family. She further added, Spending time with family builds confidence for all of its members. Parents can teach children to build self-esteem through specific skills such as problem solving and communication. They can also model the ability to love oneself without degrading others..In an interview, she said that she learned acting from her husband after being part of many of the plays written by him.