Parmeet Sethi’s roast leaves Archana Puran Singh in splits; says, 'Sab camera ke liye karti hai'

Parmeet Sethi roasts wife Archana Puran Singh

Archana Puran Singh and Parmeet Sethi once again proved why their family vlog, AAAP Ka Parivaar, has become a fan favourite. In their latest episode, the couple, along with their sons Aaryamann and Ayushmaan, took on a light-hearted dosa-making challenge that soon turned into a spirited exchange of jokes, affectionate roasting, and chaotic fun.

The vlog begins with Archana making a surprising confession. As the family prepares for the cooking challenge, she suddenly declares, “For the first time, I am totally in love with my husband after 20 years.”

The unexpected admission could have set the tone for a sentimental moment, but Parmeet’s reaction was anything but mushy. Without missing a beat, he quipped, “Sab camera ke liye karti hai (she only does everything for the camera).” His teasing comeback instantly sparked laughter and set the mood for the rest of the video.

The challenge, judged by naani and daadu, required both teams—Archana-Parmeet and Aaryamann-Ayushmaan—to prepare a perfect dosa. What followed was classic family entertainment. While the sons focused on the task with calm determination, the parents were seen bickering, exchanging sarcastic remarks, and trying to outdo each other. Despite their best efforts, neither team succeeded at making an ideal dosa.

Adding to the fun was Aaryamann’s fiancée, actor Yogita Bihani, who frequently features in their vlogs. Throughout the challenge, she was seen sitting on the couch laughing at the family’s antics. At one point, Archana approached her playfully and said, “You see this—our audience is sitting here and laughing at us. You will also join us in the competition next time.”

By the end of the vlog, Archana and Parmeet declared themselves the winners.

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In a previous interview with Pinkvilla, Parmeet had opened up about the financial potential of their YouTube journey. Speaking candidly about the income content creators can generate, he said, “If we decide to make this our full-time career, it'll pay us at least three times more than what films and television together pay us.” He added that vlogging demands vulnerability and resilience, explaining, “You're offering your entire life for people to see – and that's not everyone's cup of tea. You need to be shameless, careless, and fearless to do something like that… We are like a life insurance company, YouTube keeps paying us the premium throughout our lives."

However, Parmeet noted that while vlogging offers complete freedom and authenticity, it also brings challenges, including trolling and the pressure of constantly being watched.