Jeet Singh has a solid foundation in both film acting and theatre making. His journey into the realm of storytelling began at an early age. Since 2018, he has acted in the productions of classics such as Pagla Ghoda, Aadhe Adhoore, Nadi Pyaasi Thi, and Andha Yug, among other plays.

He has been a part of several independent short films that have gone around to film festivals across the country, including How Not To Deal With Grief (2023), Birwa (2023), Rat In The Kitchen (2022), Vo Meri Kasturi (2026), Liar's Dividend (2026), and his self-produced film Jeet In Mumbai (2024). He made his feature debut in 2024 with the Punjabi-Hindi film JahanKilla.

Now residing in the bustling city of Mumbai, Jeet continues to carve his niche in the industry as a trained actor, seamlessly balancing between the realms of feature and short-length films, theatre plays, music videos, and commercials.

Drawing inspiration from his roots in Sardarpur, Madhya Pradesh and his diverse experiences, Jeet is passionate about theatre making for children. He returns to the stage with the Artists' Amateur Guild's (AAG) production of The Worst Boy Alive, directed by Vikramjeet Sinha.