| Manju Singh was an influential Indian actor and producer, known for her pioneering work in television content. |
| She began her career in 1983 with the first sponsored program on Indian television, 'Show Time'. |
| During the Doordarshan era, she produced a variety of TV shows, including serials and children’s programs. |
| Manju addressed national, social, and cultural issues in her shows, like 'Adhikar', which focused on women’s legal rights. |
| To commemorate India's fifty years of Independence, she produced the serial 'Swaraj'. |
| For seven years, she hosted the children’s show 'Khel Khilone'. |
| Besides producing, Manju was also an actress, with roles in films like 'Golmaal' (1979), 'Hanky Panky' (1979), and 'Ladies Tailor' (1981). |
| One of her productions was the film 'Samyaktva: True Insight', exploring spirituality and ancient Indian wisdom. |
| In 2007, she founded the WorldKids Foundation to promote healthy opinions among children through films. |
| Manju chaired the foundation with the motto 'Entertainment With a Purpose'. |
| She believed children’s films should raise awareness without being overly didactic or trivial. |
| Invited as a resource person in 2012, she contributed to Sahyodya Conferences focusing on life skills and values for students by the CBSE. |
| In 2015, she was nominated to the Central Advisory Board of Education for her contributions to TV, films, arts, and academics. |
| Her family waited for her granddaughter to arrive from New York for her final rites on 16 April 2022. |
| The industry mourned her loss, with colleagues expressing their grief on social media. |
