Like filmmaker Farah Khan’s vlogs, Archana Puran Singh and her family’s YouTube videos have become a major hit among fans. Archana, her husband Parmeet Sethi, and their two sons regularly share fun, candid moments from their lives, full of humor, warmth, and laughter. Recently, one of Archana’s latest vlog went viral for an unexpected reason. During their visit to Chandni Chowk’s famous Parathewali Gali, Parmeet cracked a joke involving director SS Rajamouli which instantly caught everyone’s attention.
Parmeet Sethi And Archana Puran Singh
Parmeet Sethi Calls SS Rajamouli ‘South Ki Mooli’
In the video, Archana Puran Singh is seen with her husband Parmeet Sethi and their younger son Ayushmann Sethi, enjoying a day out in Delhi’s iconic food lane. As Archana excitedly listed different types of parathas, Cabbage, radish, etc. Parmeet decided to lighten the moment with a quirky comment. “The radish paratha reminded me of something,” Parmeet said. When Archana asked what, he continued jokingly, “Mooli from the North is very famous, but now even mooli from other regions are becoming popular, like Goa ki mooli. And there’s also a very famous mooli from the SouthRajamouli!”
Parmeet Sethi And Archana Puran Singh
Hearing this, Archana burst into laughter but quickly realized the remark might be taken seriously. She immediately turned to the camera and said, “I’ve actually worked with SS Rajamouli. Hello sir, if you’re watching this, please forgive us we were just joking about your name!” The funny clip quickly went viral on social media, with fans flooding the comments section. While many laughed at Parmeet’s sense of humor, others appreciated Archana’s quick and respectful apology.
Parmeet Sethi And Archana Puran Singh
Several users commented things like, “Parmeet’s jokes never disappoint!” and “Archana’s reaction was priceless that’s why we love her vlogs!” For those who don’t know, let us tell you that SS Rajamouli is one of the most celebrated filmmakers in Indian cinema. His Baahubali redefined Indian filmmaking and made him a household name across the country. Later, his magnum opus RRR went on to win an Oscar, taking Indian cinema to global heights.