Archana Puran Singh's son threatens to slap her with a lawsuit for using his music in her vlogs, she pretends to not recognise him
At dinner, Archana introduced the viewers to her son Aaryamann's girlfriend, Yogita Bihani, who, according to her, was joining them for the first time. She said, 'Dekho aaj pehli baar kaun hai hamare saath (Look who's with us for the first time),' as she panned the camera towards Yogita. Archana then said that she recognises Yogita but doesn't know the man sitting beside her (Aaryamann), who then broke out his Middle Eastern accent, which he kept using during the family's trip to Dubai. What followed was a joke-off between the two sons, who kept going back and forth for quite a while before giving it a rest.
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Ayushmann said to his brother, 'I was having such a good life without you,' to which Aaryamann quickly replied, 'I was living a good life for three years, and then he was born. It was actually my life that was better before you came.' Ayushmann proceeded to say that he is actually older than his brother, and Aaryamann retorted with, 'Okay, you are older than me. All casting directors, you heard it here first.' Some more jokes followed, even though some of them had to be explained to Archana by Yogita. As the food started arriving and the family simmered down, Yogita said, 'I just realised that I am actually a part of my favourite vlog channel.'
Archana then made a callback to her character from Kuch Kuch Hota Hai and played out the iconic 'Pyaar Kya Hai?' (What is love?) scene. Ayushmaan did the lines for Shah Rukh Khan, as they did the whole scene while making fun of Yogita and Aaryamann for just being friends. After finishing and making a lot of puns, the family started singing the words 'like, share, and subscribe' but in a tune belonging to Aaryamann. He said, 'You will have to pay me royalty for all of this. I will not give you the audio for any of my songs, and I will hit your channel with a copyright strike. My songs are used in every episode. Saare episode se nikaloonga mai (I will take them out of every episode).'
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