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Arpana
Blog :A Life
Date: 5/10/2012 12:59:00 PM
The yesteryear actress of nineties the Archana Puran Singh, who had acclaimed herself with her sizzling dance sequence in movie directed by Pankaj Praser. The bold story of drug dealing was set in picturesque Goa. It got critically acclaimed on many fronts-for direction to its whirly camera movements, editing and choreography. Supported with fresh star casts and its aesthetically presentation the movie had long been captured the imagination of audience.
But after that with her bomb shelled performance the actress surprised many with no- another- release parallel to her famed show.
Soon with her down heading career, for survival sake the talented actor was seen in typed, flavour vanished, stereotyped roles. And the disheartened fans accepted her in mediocre repetitive roles of eccentric vamp-yelling nonsensically. Though, her work out persona and maintained aura, even in her restrictive performance would often tap the memory of her amazing dance moves of first release.
Perhaps this is called destiny. And it forces us to believe in upper hand of almighty or higher one in occurrence of life. Truth of life unfolds to us, with our puppetry role as a human existence where success and failure are chained somewhere else.
But certainly this is not the end of story, it is start. Then what kept her survived in her career despite not so supportive destiny. What about her still knocks the consciousness? Why does even her small screen presence etch the memory lane seeking share of attention? There is certainly something in her.
Her lively, well groomed youthful look perhaps again an endeavour to keep pace with seven year junior hubby. But here again she is undoubtedly an unbeatable winner, proving her points in life that love and harmony matter more in matrimony than disparity of age.
With her energetic presence and candour the small screen show of comedy circus has been running for years without any interruption.
Her intelligently apt hilarity to support a weak humour is really commendable. Her humanity rank first as she responds to worst humour in most dignified way.
At the family front she came as home runner, still without regretting her hard push as an earner.
Though her bouncy ever fighting spirit still misrepresented by Bollywood in repetitive dabbles of negative roles. For decades dangling in short psychotic role she now geared to small screen with talk show and as finalist.
With successful matrimony and children she seems to be blissfully happy giving her best to every job of life.
At comedy-circus as multi tasker her inevitability makes sense. To uplift the energy of sinking humour and saving TRP, she shakes the show with well tuned punch lifting guffaw. Her positive comment as a judge and charismatic gearing retains the integrity of the space from straying in double meaning gags.
Thus the earnest approach positioned her as a permanent finalist of the show, ironically sometimes at the cost of afflicting ruthless hurled humour. And now sailing through the odds of nonsense in cheerful and composed way her presence seems more pertinent in the show than the performers.
Her persistent energetic endeavour to work, her ease at rolling in laughter at nonsense now makes sense. Her dignified way to take the ruthless jokes without any tinge of hurt and offend, her role as support system be it running of home and hearth or maintaining harmony in family, she is commendable everywhere.
In short her presence says, I am Archana Puran Singh or rather Puran Singh who ensures the purn “complete” sailing of things be it life, family or a show.”