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Archana Puran Singh and Parmeet Sethi Tour New Madh Island Bungalow
Archana Puran Singh and Parmeet Sethi have bought another bungalow in Madh Island.
Their family visited it together and had a picnic in its garden.
A report said the bungalow cost about Rs 50 crore.
Parmeet said it is similar in size and construction to their main home.
It has two floors, three bedrooms with bathrooms, balconies, and a terrace.
The family talked about using some rooms for videos, yoga classes, or a shared wardrobe.
They may remodel the property.
People online congratulated the family and made jokes about their growing number of homes.
Archana Puran Singh and Parmeet Sethi toured their new Madh Island bungalow with their sons and their partners.
The Times of India reportedly valued the purchase at approximately Rs 50 crore; another article described it as a new property near the family's main home.
Parmeet said the bungalow is similar in size and construction to their main house; it has two floors and three bedrooms with attached bathrooms.
The property includes a garden, gazebo, kitchen, two balconies, and a terrace; the family had a picnic in the garden.
Family members discussed possible uses for rooms, while social media users responded with congratulations, jokes, and suggestions.
- Who
- Archana Puran Singh, Parmeet Sethi, their sons Aaryamann and Ayushmaan, and their sons' partners Yogita and Samiksha.
- What
- The family toured a newly purchased bungalow; The Times of India reportedly put its price at approximately Rs 50 crore.
- Where
- Madh Island, Mumbai, near the family's main home.
- When
- The second article says the family vlog was published on 2 October; it does not specify the year.
- Why
- The family visited and explored the bungalow they had bought.
Family's plans and reactions
Social media responses
How the space could be used
Family's plans and reactions
Family members discussed using rooms for videos, yoga classes, or a shared wardrobe.
Social media responses
Some commenters joked about the family's growing property holdings, while another suggested adding a swimming pool.
The terrace view
Family's plans and reactions
Parmeet compared the greenery visible from the terrace to Goa.
Social media responses
Archana said they could not see the sea, while Ayushmaan said it was faintly visible.
Key facts
- Reported price
- Approximately Rs 50 crore, according to a Times of India report cited in one article.
- Location
- Madh Island, Mumbai; the bungalow is described as a few metres from the family's main home.
- Size and construction
- Parmeet said it matches the main home in size; the article also describes similar construction and architecture.
- Layout
- Two floors, three bedrooms with attached bathrooms, and living spaces and a kitchen downstairs.
- Outdoor features
- A garden with a gazebo, two balconies, and a terrace.
- Family's possible plans
- They discussed video recording, yoga classes, and making a room a shared wardrobe; the articles also mention possible remodeling.
- Vlog date
- Published on 2 October; the year is not stated.
Quotes
Archana Puran Singh
Bollywood actress and member of the family touring the new bungalow.
“This is nothing less than Goa.”
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“Only if you jump.”
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YouTube user
A social-media user reacting to the family’s property purchase.
“Seems like Archana will buy the entire Madh Island.”
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Sources
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