Bollywood actors Archana Puran Singh and Parmeet Sethi recently visited Delhi for their YouTube vlog. It was a nostalgic trip for Archana, who completed her school and college in the city. The couple spent a day with their son Ayushmann Sethi at the famous Parantha street of Chandni Chowk.
Parmeet Sethi pokes fun at SS Rajamouli in new vlog
As soon as they reached Chandni Chowk, Archana and Parmeet boarded a rickshaw for Parantha Gali. During the ride, Archana teased, “Today you will see us trying all kinds of parathas – gobi, radish…” Parmeet interrupted with a smile, “Mooli paratha reminded me of something!” Out of curiosity, Archana asked what he meant.
With a mischievous smile, Parmeet replied, “Radishes from the North are quite famous, but recently, radishes from other places are also becoming popular!” Archana asked, “How?” He further added, “Like the radish of Goa – guacamole! And a radish from the south is also famous – Rajamouli!”
His witty style made Archana burst into laughter. Soon after, he added, “I have actually worked with SS Rajamouli. Hello sir! If you are watching this, sorry, we made a joke on your name!”
The fun-filled vlog continued, with Archana and her family trying different types of parathas from different shops at Parantha Wali Gali, and ultimately declaring Moolchand as their top choice.
About Archana Puran Singh’s logs and recent work
Archana’s family vlogs, which include her husband Parmeet Sethi and their sons Ayushmann and Aryamann, have become a delightful source of entertainment for fans. The videos often capture the family’s food adventures, whether they’re seeking out the best places serving a particular dish, exploring new cities, or taking on light-hearted food challenges.
Meanwhile, Archana was recently seen in Kapil Sharma’s Netflix comedy show The Great Indian Kapil Show, which also stars Kiku Sharda, Krushna Abhishek, Navjot Singh Sidhu and Sunil Grover. Additionally, she appeared in Karan Johar’s film Nadaaniyan, starring Ibrahim Ali Khan and Khushi Kapoor in the lead roles. The film, released on Netflix, received negative reviews from both critics and audiences.
