Archana Puran Singh and Parmeet Sethi give important advice to son Aaryamann’s fiancée Yogita

Archana Puran Singh never fails to entertain the audience, whether it be with her time on The Great Indian Kapil Show or with her vlogs online. Recently, son Aaryamann shared a vlog giving fans a glimpse of how she has moved on from her old house in Mumbai to live with Aaryamann in Madh Island. Archana and Parmeet Sethi gave Yogita important advice that left her emotional.


Archana recalled how she first moved out from her place and how emotional it made her. She shared that it’s important to start a new life; however, leaving an old place is equally hard. Parmeet, on the other hand, told her not to worry too much, as it may seem odd in the beginning but things will fall into place with time.



Yogita shared, “It was my third year living there, and it felt like I’m leaving a part of me. Since I’ve come here, I’ve been telling everyone that this is my house now because I’ve not been able to fully accept the fact that I’ve left my Mumbai house.” Archana consoled her, saying, “If it was me, I’d be emotional too because you get attached to the place you live in.” Parmeet, on the other hand, gave her important advice and said, “Don’t feel bad. In the beginning, it does feel odd, but there are only good things ahead.”


Aaryamann recently got engaged to Yogita and shared a glimpse of it on social media. Currently, the family is enjoying their time in Dehradun.


Archana also recently shared about her struggling days. She said, “When I came to Mumbai to learn acting, I got a serial where I was supposed to not just act but also do comedy. There was a scene where I was expected to be funny, and I started making faces. The director stopped me and said that making faces is not comedy. He told me to watch others and learn what real comedy is. I watched my work, analysed it, and learnt from it.”




She further said, “Everyone thinks I’m always laughing, but they don’t know what I’ve been through. When I first came to Mumbai, I didn’t know how to dress. I was educated, but I didn’t know style. When I saw how life in Mumbai looked, I went back to Dehradun and told my dad that I wanted to become an actress. My father then sent me with his friend and their daughter to Mumbai with one suitcase. It was a suitcase full of dreams. But that family friend returned to Dehradun in just one week.”