Early training abroad: Parul studied acting at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (RADA) in London, which gave her a strong foundation before entering Indian cinema.

Television debut: She first appeared in the TV serial Yeh Pyaar Na Hoga Kam (2009), playing Bittan, the younger sister of Yami Gautam’s character.

Punjabi film breakthrough: Her debut Punjabi film was Burraahh (2012), which helped her gain recognition in regional cinema.

Web series fame: She became widely popular through digital shows like Girls Hostel (2018–2019) and Haq Se (2018), where she played Jo March in the adaptation of Little Women.

Entrepreneurship: Parul is the founder and CEO of Nish Hair, a successful hair extensions brand, making her one of the few actresses balancing entertainment with business.

Spiritual side: In 2024–2025, she made a notable visit to the Golden Temple in Amritsar, reflecting her spiritual connection.

Bold Cannes debut: She walked the red carpet at Cannes in 2025, marking a glamorous milestone in her career.

Business expansion: Nish Hair grew into a physical store by 2025, showing her commitment to scaling her entrepreneurial venture.

Hobbies: She enjoys reading and watching films, which she often shares in interviews.

Controversy: In 2025, she faced criticism for remarks about employee pay, which sparked discussions about entrepreneurship and responsibility.