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Archana Puran Singh mixes up a Samosa eatery's name with The Great Indian Kapil Show; reveals they are soon to begin shooting for the show

Archana Puran Singh mixes up a Samosa eatery's name with The Great Indian Kapil Show; reveals they are soon to begin shooting for the show

Time of India07-05-2025

has been actively entertaining fans and keeping everyone delighted with her vlogs. In her latest vlog, Archana, her husband and actor
, and their kids Ayushmaan and Aaryamann visited three restaurants in Mumbai in search of the best
.
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During the video, one of their sons questioned them for being 'false' on camera, and Parmeet had the most apt response.
Archana and the Sethi boys began their quest with the famous
. The eatery had numerous varieties of Samosas including the classic one. They ordered the classics and also picked samosas that had paneer filling as by now all the viewers know Aaryamann's love for Paneer. As they were discussing the eatery, Archana shared, "Whenever we go to the movies, they have A-1's samosas there.
I love the crusty bits, but I know that Parmeet loves them more, so I leave them for him. He would always make me have samosas in the theatre no matter what.
But it's our love of each other isn't it?"
Ayishmaan was quick enough to reply to his parents' conversation, "Why do you guys lie for the camera?" Parmeet had the best comeback to it which left the boys quiet, "If we were lying, you wouldn't be here beta." Parmeet and Archana also shared that initially as both their sons' names start from A, they used to call them A1 and A2.
After their first spot, the Sethis came down to the town to eat at
. As Archana was navigating, she said 'The Great Indian Sweet Mart' mixing it with
and also gave a delightful update to the fans that they shall soon begin shooting for the show and will be back onscreen. Ayushmaan also added that it seems Archana was missing the stage and her chair a bit too much.
Archana also recreated Akshay Kumar's iconic song Samose Mein Aaloo, by calling Parmeet 'bhaaloo', Aary and Ayush were baffled as they couldn't believe a song on Samosa actually existed.

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