Archana Puran Singh's sons stand at Mumbai traffic signal to get ‘genuine reactions' for their new song, people recognise only one of them
Equipped with a mobile phone, headphones, and a yellow poster that said, 'Hey, come listen to our song', the gang started their journey to Bandra. They stopped right alongside Marine Drive and started inviting people to come and listen to the song just as the street lights came on. Aary admitted that he is feeling a little bit nervous about people listening to the song right in front of him; he said, 'What if people don't like it?' Ayushmaan, who made the music video for the song, seemed much more carefree about the whole thing, as he was walking around imitating Nana Patekar's character from the film Welcome. They soon got their first listener, and the ball started rolling as more and more people stopped to give the song a listen.
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While some people who stopped and listened to the song did not recognise the brothers or Yogita, a lot of fans rushed to get their pictures clicked with all three of them, and many even shared their experiences of watching the vlogs. Ayushmaan and Yogita soon came up with a tactic and told Aaryamann to go and hide so people would give their honest reactions after listening to the song. Even with him not there, the listeners seemed to like the song and kept congratulating Aaryamann on appearing. One of the listeners thought that Ayushmaan looked a lot like Parmeet Sethi and stopped to give the song a listen. On discovering that Ayushmaan is in fact Parmeet's son, who is frequently seen in vlogs with him, he shared that he knew Parmeet and Archana but never knew they had another son apart from Ayushmaan.
Aarymann reacted to this and said, 'Mai pehle aya tha (I was here first). He knows both Mom and Dad and even Ayushmaan, but he doesn't know me. Jitne bhi vlogs karlu mai, log pehle isse hi pehchanegay, dusra beta toh tha hi nahi (No matter how many vlogs I make, people will still recognise him first. It's like the other son was never there.' Yogita decided to cheer him up by pointing out that a lot of people know him and that is the reason she and Ayushmaan suggested that he should hide. She continued and said, 'Aap sab kehte rehte ho na ki Ayush ko lekar aao vlog mai, yeh karta hai yeh jab vlog mai ata hai (You guys keep asking for Ayush to be part of the vlogs. This is what he does when he is here.'
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