Aaryamann Sethi, son of Archana Puran Singh and Parmeet Sethi, shares insights on his parents’ relationship. He highlights Parmeet’s unwavering support for Archana’s career. Aaryamann reveals their teamwork and sacrifices for family. Archana previously spoke about challenges they overcame in their marriage. She emphasized that a perfect couple navigates life’s hurdles together. The family prioritizes togetherness.
Archana Puran Singh and Parmeet Sethi’s son Aaryamann Sethi recently opened up about the bond between his parents. He also revealed that his father has always been supportive of his mother’s career and success.
Father’s confidence and support
In conversation with Live Hindustan, Aaryamann said, “My dad’s so confident in himself that he was never insecure about somebody getting more popularity than him. He loves my mother. He’s happy if she’s happy. Mom doesn’t need any protection, but she knows that if she needs him, he will be there. There’s no power struggle between them. They love each other, they’re one team, and if one wins, the other automatically wins.”
Parents’ sacrifices for family
Elaborating further, he added, “Both were always there. They were a team, and in fact, they left a lot of opportunities so that they could be there for us. Mom said no to many films and shows. We even had a production house, but we closed it because they wanted to spend time with us.”Talking about Archana, Aaryamann further shared, “Mom was almost always there, whenever we returned from school, she was there. And in my entire childhood, I used to play football. I even played professionally, and my dad was always there for every match. He was, in fact, my coach.”
Archana on challenges in marriage
Earlier, talking at Art of Living podcast, Archana shared insights about the challenges she faced in her marriage with Parmeet. She said, “Everyone says that Archana ji and Parmeet ji are a perfect couple. But what is a perfect couple? A perfect couple is one that has overcome the challenges of life. We faced a lot of challenges in our marriage. We made mistakes in understanding each other; we had misunderstandings and ego clashes.”
