Viral Kolkata couple's new video features car ride, classic song and son's cute cameo

The viral Kolkata couple has returned with another heartwarming video, this time featuring a car sing-along to Bade Achhe Lagte Hai.The viral Kolkata couple has shared another sweet video. (Photos: abhicrownprince/instagram)New Delhi,Nov 9, 2026 12:18 ISTFrom a festive rickshaw ride to a car singalong, the viral couple from Kolkata had once again given social media a glimpse of their everyday happiness. A new video showed a man named Abhishek Mukherjee singing Bade Achhe Lagte Hai as his wife drove the car, with their son smiling in the back seat.Abhishek, a chartered accountant employed with Calcutta Electric Supply Corporation (CESC), had first caught the internet's attention after a video of him and his wife enjoying a rickshaw ride during Durga Puja went viral.The clip, which showed the couple smiling as they travelled through a festively decorated North Kolkata street, was widely shared for its simple, unhurried charm.The latest video, shared on Abhishek’s Instagram profile, offered another glimpse into their family life. This time, he sat in the passenger seat of a car, singing the melodious track Bade Achhe Lagte Hai from the film Balika Badhu while his wife drove. The sweetest part came from the back seat, where their son kept appearing in the frame with a smile that matched his parents' cheerful mood.Watch the video here: The video also went viral, with social media users enjoying the couple's easy chemistry and their son's adorable reactions. The familiar Hindi melody added a nostalgic touch to the otherwise everyday car ride.Their earlier rickshaw video, however, had prompted a wider debate online. Filmed during Durga Puja, it showed the couple as they travelled with their young son through a narrow, festively lit street in North Kolkata in a rickshaw. Fairy lights overhead added to the festive atmosphere.While many viewers found the clip soothing and appreciated its portrayal of simple family moments, others questioned the narrative around it.Some pointed fingers at Abhishek for romanticising poverty, assuming that the family could only afford a rickshaw ride. The discussion shifted after industrialist Sanjiv Goenka pointed out that Abhishek was employed with CESC.The latest video brought the focus back to the couple's everyday moments, this time without a rickshaw or a debate; just a family enjoying a song together.- Ends