Archana Puran Singh pays emotional tribute to Dharmendra, sharing memories from Kapil Sharma Show and calling him “one of a kind.”

“There will be no other like Dharamji,” Archana Puran Singh remarked in remembrance of the Bollywood icon.

She recalled her most recent encounter with Bollywood’s “He-Man” on “The Kapil Sharma Show,” where they even danced together.

sending her family a touching message on the platform, “Words are not enough (Broken Heart emoji) There will be no other like Dharamji. That evening, when we danced for a few minutes on the Kapil show, I felt the Universe had granted me one of life’s biggest highlights and blessings. Little did I know it would be the last time I would meet Dharamji (sic).”

A few snippets of their time together on the talk show were also featured in her piece.

Archana further disclosed that she has been listening to Dharmendra’s song repeatedly and sensing his presence.

“In the last few days, I have watched his songs on a loop, just to feel he’s still here. His kindness shone from his eyes, his graciousness from every word he uttered. His smile as shy as a young boy’s, only he could make a person feel hugged with just a handshake,” she continued.

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Archana wrote, “Dharamji, the younger me would never have even imagined getting the chance to ever see you, let alone get the chance to perform with you, talk to you, and express just how much I have always been a fan of you as an actor and even more, as an almost childlike, beautiful human being.” Archana acknowledged that she had been a huge fan of Dharmendra since she was younger.

Offering her condolences to the Deol family, she said “I pray your loving family finds solace in knowing that you rest in eternal peace in the arms of the Almighty. You have left millions heartbroken, but the world richer for having been with us for so many decades. Love you forever, Dharamji (Broken Heart and red heart emojis).”

Even Mohammad Rafi’s “Abhi Na Jao Chhod Kar” was used as the background music by Archana.