Archana Puran Singh switches from Wagon R to Jaguar as she takes fans inside Netflix studio for Kapil Sharma shoot | Bollywood News

Taking a break from her usual food vlogs, Archana Puran Singh shared a day in her life with her fans. Archana said that she is still not fully recovered from the hand fracture that she suffered some months ago, and has been diagnosed with a rare condition that needs urgent attention. She visited her doctor and her physiotherap, after which she went to the Netflix office to shoot a promo video for the new season of the Great Indian Kapil Show.
Because of the heavy rains that Mumbai has been lashed recently, Archana discovered that the ferry that she normally takes from Madh Island to Mumbai city wasn’t operating. She had to hop aboard the bigger ferry, which she normally avoids. Archana was accompanied her husband, Parmeet Sethi, and her assant Bhagyashree. They began the journey in a humble Wagon R, but switched to a Jaguar sedan after landing ashore. Archana said that she has changed four vehicles just to travel to one location.
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After the doctor visit, she went to the Netflix office to shoot the promo. There, she met Kiku Sharda, who was very excited about the show’s return. They said that Kapil Sharma wasn’t able to make it, and that his portion was being shot separately in a different city. After completing the shoot, Archana treated herself with some shopping. She shopped so much that Bhagyashree became visibly tired. “I got tired just looking you try all those clothes,” she said.
Archana returned home to find Parmeet meditating. He didn’t seem to pleased about being interrupted. “Maine teri tapasya bhang kar di,” she joked. The Great Indian Kapil Show will return on June 21. Archana recently worked on the Netflix film Nadaaniyan, and had vlogged about its premiere as well. In an interview with SCREEN, Parmeet had spoken about the family’s vlogging journey. “I had no idea about vlogs. It was Archana and my younger son who asked me why don’t I do YouTube and Instagram. They said, ‘During the lockdown, your videos went viral, people loved to see your fun banter with out maid Bhagyashree.’ Archana decided we should continue with our vlogs. I was never part of those conversations. I am not a very active person on my social media. It happened so that within in 2 days, three big companies approached us to do our YouTube production,” he said.