She later became President of Uniglobe Entertainment, a Hollywood based studio, which focuses on socially relevant international projects for the North American market.

Gujral’s first production, Americanizing Shelley (2007) starring Beau Bridges and Wil Wheaton, was released theatrically in 24 countries with Warner Bros.

Hollywood composer Jay Ferguson produced the single, reportedly making her the first American artist with Eastern roots to be featured on CMT.

[8] Lifetime TV honored Gujral as one of their “Remarkable Women” making her the first Indian-American to join the ranks of other notables such as Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton.

[citation needed] For her role as Saira Ahmed on the CBS series Family Law, Gujral, along with co-stars Tony Danza and Kathleen Quinlan, were Columbia TriStar's official nomination for the 2002 Emmy Awards.