Viral Kolkata couple returns with adorable family video, son's reaction steals the show

A Kolkata couple who captured social media attention during Durga Puja have once again gone viral with a glimpse into their everyday family life. In a recently shared video, Abhishek Mukherjee can be seen singing Bade Achhe Lagte Hai while his wife drives the car. Their son, seated in the back, adds to the cheerful moment with his adorable smiles.

How The Kolkata Couple First Went Viral

Abhishek, who works as a chartered accountant, first caught the internet's attention when a video featuring him and his wife enjoying a rickshaw ride during Durga Puja went viral. The clip showed the couple smiling as they travelled through a beautifully decorated street in North Kolkata.

The simple yet heartwarming moment struck a chord with social media users, with many appreciating the couple's relaxed and affectionate bond.

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Couple's Latest Video Offers A Glimpse Into Family Life

In their latest video, shared on Abhishek's Instagram profile, the couple can be seen enjoying another everyday moment together. This time, Abhishek sits in the passenger seat and sings the popular song from the film Balika Badhu, while his wife takes the wheel.

However, the highlight of the video is their son, who keeps appearing in the frame from the back seat with an adorable smile. His cheerful reactions add to the warmth of the moment, making the otherwise ordinary car ride special.

Video Wins Hearts On Social Media

The latest clip has also attracted attention online, with users enjoying the couple's natural chemistry and their son's delightful expressions. The familiar Hindi melody adds a nostalgic touch to the video, turning a simple family outing into another heartwarming moment that viewers can relate to.

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