On her Instagram page, 24-year-old Mishti Khatri is giving millennials new goals. A pacer with the Nike+ Run Club and a certified trainer from the American College of Sports Medicine, Mishti is working hard at turning herself into a machine. If you watch her functional training videos, you'd know she means business. But trust her dad, stand-up comedian Atul Khatri, to troll her feed. "Once you finish monkeying around can you please come home, fill the bottles with water and keep it in the fridge," he comments on a video of her doing bent knee clap push-ups and the dragon crawl. "Bro no electricity at home," she responds. On another post, where she shows off her beach bod, Atul makes one more request: "Once you finish posing and head home — can you please get a packet of bread and 6 eggs from the market." An embarrassed Mishti replies, "Dad byeeeeee".

Their social media repartee is just the tip of the iceberg. Outside the virtual world, they are a lot crazier. "She's very much like me," admits Atul, when we meet the father-daughter duo at their Juhu bungalow, on an overcast weekday morning. "We are both Capricornians, and I guess, that's why we are so similar. For instance, if we are in an airplane, and if there's a choice of food, we could be sitting in different places, but we'd order the same thing," he says, about how telepathic the two are. "Since we are so alike, my mom and sister dread leaving us together. It's like the same forces running against each other," Mishti adds.