Archana Puran Singh recalls going on dates with husband Parmeet Sethi when they first met; son Aayushmaan makes a hilarious joke

Archana Puran Singh keeps fans entertained with her vlogs on her YouTube channel. Fans enjoy her vlogs and shower love on her for the same. The latest vlog was about a food challenge where the family decided to enjoy Paneer Makhani from different places. Archana then recalled how Parmeet and she used to go on dates when they first met.

The vlog started with Archana and her family sharing that they’re excited for the food challenge and are all set to explore different places to see which place has the best paneer makhani. As they travelled together to the first location, Archana said, “This is one place where Parmeet and I used to come a lot when we were dating. Parmeet, do you remember how fun it used to be when we used to come here?”




Aaryamann responded by saying, “Stop with your dating memories as this is a food challenge. Talk about this in your pyaar dosti episode.” Ayushmaan, on the other hand, joked, “When you guys used to date, it wasn’t dating, it was carbon dating.” This left everyone in laughter.


Archana’s son Aaryamann recently spoke about dealing with depression and anxiety in a new vlog. Talking about leaving the country to fulfil his dreams, he shared, “The tough part was leaving home, and I only decided that I wanted to leave home and play football in England, and you guys made it happen. I left home when I was 14 years old. I stayed there for three weeks and just as I settled in, I broke my leg. Then it became very difficult for me. Then I came back to India, was in the hospital, got crutches, and had surgery done.”


He further shared, “I went there again the next year and it was 10th standard, so I had to also study hard. I was not playing properly because I was still recovering from my surgery. To see everyone around me grow faster and stronger at the age when people are supposed to do that, I was going backwards. I was not able to catch up.”


Talking about his injury, he said, “It was not a moment. It was a slow realisation; my dream kept breaking. That was tough to deal with. And because of that stress, I had eczema on my skin all over. I used to cry a lot, and I would cry even on the pitch because people would look at me and think, ‘How did he come here?’ But I used to play very well before the injury.”