“I am single because I am yet to find someone. It is as simple as that. Don’t know why everybody thinks I should be committed by now. No one is ready to believe that I can be single. Such things do not happen just like that. And, I am not consciously staying single. Mera wala shayad kahin kho Gaya hai. The search is on though, probably I will meet him sometime soon,” she says.

Many feel that love and career these days put together a lot of pressure and that too in a city like Mumbai. So, what’s her take on relationships? “Acting Career and love life is a dangerous combination. The guy needs to have a lot of faith in his girl and also needs to support her to go and get the best. A jealous and over-possessive man can never be happy with an actress. The wrong guy would pull you down and add stress to your life. But the right guy would be your biggest cheerleader. So far, the media and audience have been very kind to me and my personal life has never been questioned or commented upon. I would like this positive phase to continue,” the actor adds.

About the kind of guy she would like to date, Yamini shares, “My kind of guy would be 6 ft tall, fairly handsome, well educated, most likely a corporate guy. He should be intelligent and super caring towards me and yes he should be a good human being above everything else. I am a sapiosexual. Intelligent conversations attract me.”

While she has never dated an actor, Yamini neither wishes to date one. “I would prefer a corporate guy instead. I think two actors together will only talk about auditions, roles, filmy gossip and then fashion, gym and beauty. I want someone from a different profession, where I see and learn about another world through his eyes,” she states.

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“I was mommy’s well mannered and obedient girl… While growing up I wanted to be a teacher. I used to play the teacher-teacher game with my grandma. I used to be her strict teacher and she used to be my student Pinky,” she laughs. Acting happened much later in Yamini’s life.

The actor says that her parents have always been super supportive of her choices. “Dad always said that he didn’t want me to score 90 percent and be a bookworm. He wanted me to develop my overall personality. He said it’s ok to score average marks, but you must play sports and participate in co-curricular activities. I used to play a lot, both outdoor and indoor games. I enjoyed swimming, basketball, volleyball, puzzles, and quiz games. I was an active participant of most of the dramas and plays that happened in the school,” she adds.

Revealing an embarrassing childhood experience, Yamini says, “We used to travel by the school bus. On our way back home, we kids used to race to see who would get down from the bus first. One day I quickly rushed to the door of the bus and jumped the moment the bus stopped. I had a triumphant smile in front of my fellow mates that I came first. The bus left and mom was there to receive me. She asked me “Bag kahan hai”? And that is when I realised I forgot my school bag in the bus and jumped empty-handed. My mom sent my neighbour’s son to follow the bus and get hold of the bag. For the next few days all the kids in the bus used to tease me ‘ki bag le k utarna’.”

As a student, Yamini was the favourite of her language teachers. “My English, Sanskrit and Hindi teachers liked me. I was good in Science, History and Geography. But I was horrible at Maths. I used to hate Maths actually,” she adds.

Ask her about the time she decided to pursue acting as a profession and she says, “Career choices kept changing as I grew up. Until 10th, I wanted to be a teacher. Post that mom wanted me to study Medicine and become a doctor. So I did my BDS- bachelors of dental surgery and became a dentist. I started working in a clinic, but I wanted to study more. So I took admission in a UK university for an MBM course. But destiny had some other plans. My mom suffered a heart attack and I had to quit college and come back to India. So I chose to do LLB. Then suddenly acting happened. I was chosen for LG mobile ad in Delhi, and from there I found a new career option of getting into commercial modeling and acting. Where after I did few more ads like Club Mahindra, Haier washing machine and few punjabi songs staying in Delhi . Upon landing in Mumbai, I grabbed my first Punjabi film and became the face on the Goodnight mosquito repellent packets.

I now have a white coat, a black coat and I am living a colourful filmy life as well. I’m loving every bit of this journey.”

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