Archana Puran Singh’s son Aryaman remembers how he cried after watching father Parmeet’s DDLJ; Said, “Father was beaten by Shahrukh Khan.”
Archana Puran SinghWho is loved for her comedy as well as acting skills, keeps entertaining fans with her YouTube vlogs. Although she has taken a break from YouTube for some time, she is constantly seen in her son Aryaman’s vlogs. Recently in a vlog she discussed about her husband Parmeet SethiBollywood movie Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge. Son Aryaman recalled how he cried while watching the film.Archana said, “DDLJ was one of grandma’s favorite films. She was very excited because her son Bittu was going to be a part of it.” Shahrukh Khan” Responding to this, Aryaman said, “I saw this film when I was very young and I cried a lot. How can you see your father being beaten by someone?”Then Archana asked, ‘Then you might not have liked Shahrukh?’ And she said, “Yes, when dad came home, I told him how he could kill them. Like look at his size and look at Shahrukh’s size. I cried a lot watching my father getting beaten in the film.” This made everyone laugh.Fans found the moment both hilarious and adorable. Many said that Aryaman’s innocent reaction as a child was “too cute to handle”, while others joked that it is every child’s tendency to defend their parents on screen. Some users even called it a “full circle Bollywood moment”, noting how deeply films can connect emotionally with audiences—even children. Some fans also praised Archana for sharing such candid and relatable family moments through her vlogs.Archana often shares about her personal and professional life in her YouTube vlogs. In a vlog, he talked about how Parmeet and he balance their marriage. She said, “Real love is not loud. Real love is found in the little things you do for each other. When you go to sleep at night, I become completely silent. I like to stay awake at night and get up late.” You sleep early and wake up early. So we have this beautiful balance between us. When you go to sleep early, I move around quietly. I don’t make any noise. Whatever I do, I use headphones. I remain awake for two-two and a half hours. Similarly, in the morning, when I am still sleeping, you remain absolutely calm. You never bother me. These are the things that tell me you care. That’s why you don’t make noise in the morning.”
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi said during a visit to Seoul on Wednesday that the monitoring indicated a “rapid increase in operations” at the Yongbyon nuclear complex, the central hub of Pyongyang’s nuclear program.“In our periodic assessments, we have been able to confirm that there has been a rapid increase in reactor operations at Yongbyon,” Grossi said, warning that all signs point to an expansion in North Korea’s weapons production capacity.
