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Archana Puran Singh’s family, earning more than ever with YouTube, buys another Mumbai villa

Archana Puran Singh’s family, earning more than ever with YouTube, buys another Mumbai villa

Archana Puran Singh and her family have recently acquired another bungalow in Madh Island, Mumbai, and have begun giving tours of their newest residence in their YouTube vlogs. Both of Archana's sons, Aaryamann Sethi and Samiksha Sethi, have their own YouTube channels, documenting their lives as part of a growing family that includes Parmeet Sethi, Archana's mother, and Parmeet's father.

Their combined residences span a multi-story home with three bedrooms, three en suite bathrooms, two balconies, a terrace, and a garden area adorned with a gazebo.

The new property is said to be as spacious as their previous home, with identical architecture and a similar layout. The living area boasts ample sunlight streaming through large windows, while the kitchen is well-equipped for the family's food vlogs. Yogita Bihani, Aaryamann's fiancée, noted that all family members prioritize camera placement when arranging furniture, an essential consideration given their vlogging careers.

Parmeet Sethi revealed that the family's decision to invest in YouTube as a full-time venture could potentially earn them three times more than traditional film and television work.

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