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Time of India
29-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Aaryamann Sethi asks mom Archana Puran Singh to go back to judge Kapil Sharma Show as her frankie ratings differ from the boys; latter says, 'Wahin sahi marks deti hoon, yahan pe nahi'
Archana Puran Singh and her Sethi Boys are back with yet another adventure. This time the family goes on a quest to find the best Frankie in town after trying out some interesting dishes till now. They decided to pick 3 iconic spots in the city which also resonated with Parmeet and the boys' childhood. Parmeet even shared an interesting anecdote about one of the Frankie spots. The AAAP family visited Quality, Shree Frankie , and Tibb's. They began at Shree, Archana quickly got out of the car and pretended to be their driver, she even reached out to open the door for Aaryamann and saluted him, he said, "Mere paas chhute nahi hai." She said, "Chhute?" "Tumhe mujhe kam se kam Rs 500 dene chahiye." At Shree's, their Frankie was served in the Lay's chips bag with the chips added to the Frankie. Initially, the Sethis weren't sure whether the chips would taste good with the filling but were quite impressed with the frankies. Their second stop was to the Tibb's, the owner of the Frankie roll, which is considered a Mumbai pioneer Frankie seller. They didn't like the signature frankies as they missed the original taste. Archana felt that their first spot Shrees was still at the number one. However, the family was eager to look forward to their last stop Quality, which they described as an old favourite as they had childhood memories with the store. Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like How can a 3-month-old get cancer? Please help! Give Hope India Donate Now Undo Parmeet got nostalgic as he recalled memories of going to school right opposite the store and eating frankies at Quality at least twice a week. He promised to treat his school pals there on their birthdays. As per person, it would cost him almost Rs 5 back then. Archana, on the other hand, recalls visiting the department shop next door when her two sons were young and they used to have the Middle Eastern beverage Rani there. She met the owner, who recognised her in a blink and they shared that they met after a very long time. When it came to rating the last eatery, the boys were highly impressed by the frankies that they ordered as it also hit their nostalgia spot. While Archana was still in love with Shree's frankies. She rated it lower than the first one, which got Aaryamann agitated and he asked her to go back and judge in The Kapil Sharma Show only. Archana then joked, "Maybe you are right, main wahin pe sahi marks deti hoon, yahan nahi."
Indian Express
29-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Indian Express
Archana Puran Singh's son says ‘chhutta nahi hai' as she opens car door for him, tells her she has poor taste: ‘Jao apne Kapil Sharma mein'
Archana Puran Singh and her family continued their quest to find the best food in Mumbai. After making vlogs on the city's best dosa, vada pao, pizza, kulfi, and other food items, they went to three of the best frankie spots that Mumbai has to offer. As usual, they bantered about each other's likes and dislikes, while Archana's husband, Parmeet Sethi, made his impromptu jokes. They were joined by their sons, Aryamann and Ayushmaan. Archana still appeared to be recovering from her arm fracture, which has been a recurring topic in several of her recent vlogs. In Tuesday's videos, the family went to Quality, Shree Frankie, and Tibb's. They started off at Shree, where Archana hopped out first and opened the door for her son, pretending to be a security guard. Her son stepped out of their car, and while Archana saluted him, he said, 'I don't have change.' She retorted, 'Change? You should be giving me Rs 500.' At Shree's, they were served their food inside bags of Lay's chips. While they were initially skeptical about it, all four of them were impressed by their frankies. Next, they went to Tibb's, which is the originator of the frankie roll, considered a Mumbai delicacy. They weren't as impressed with the food, and together, they decided that Shree was still number one. But all three men were looking forward to Quality, which, they said, was an old favourite. Parmeet recalled that he went to school next door, and would eat frankies at Quality at least twice a week. He said that he would also treat his school friends there on birthdays. Archana, on the other hand, remembered going to the department store next door when her two sons were younger. She met the owner, who remembered her. Archana was the only one who wasn't especially impressed by the food, while Parmeet, Ayushmaan and Aryamann awarded the rolls top marks. Looking at his mother, Aryamann said, 'You have no taste. Please go back to judging people on Kapil Sharma.' Archana and her family have b uilt quite a following on YouTube; their channel has nearly 700,000 subscribers.
