From Archana Puran Singh teaching Parmeet acting to Aryamann scoring highest in football and winning against Pakistan; candid revelations made by the Sethis

Archana Puran Singh and Parmeet Singh have been entertaining the fans with their family vlogs. The actors have been in the industry for more than 2 decades. Talking about how Parmeet came into acting, Archana taught him how to audition, and more.

Aryamann mentions, 'Papa had told me that my business was over and I was seeing Archana that she was acting and earning more than me. So that is what motivated him to shift into acting.' Archana added that she had suggested him to try out his luck in acting.

Parmeet reveals, "Mom had told me that 'I don't want a struggler boyfriend.' She used to discourage me a lot while I was still learning how to act. She has tortured me a lot." Archana added, 'I told him, tujhe actor banna hai, smile kar. He would smile as if he were doing a favour. I told him that the smile should reach the eyes, I had never attended acting classes but I taught him how to give expressions, and how to walk. His hands wouldn't move. So I pushed him to change his personality.'

Archana then advises, 'You both want to be actors, you must learn from Parmeet how he would take criticism. I know he used to be shattered from inside but he would work on himself. He would practice, despite crying in the bathroom, he would practice. He was known for his smile, especially in shows like Dastaan and all.'

Aryamann reveals, 'Papa used to make me forcefully play Tennis and I used to hate it. One day I told him that I liked playing football and he kept a condition that I should listen to him only then he would let me play. Papa was my coach and he would train me strictly. He has never hit me but I was really scared of him. Then he put me in athletics and I became second in Maharashtra in sprinting.'

Aryamann further shared, "Then with football, I was Maharashtra's captain and then I got selected in India team. I was the highest scorer, I had scored 9 goals. My most favourite was when I had won against Pakistan with 4 goals. Their coach had also appreciated me. So I felt very proud."

Ayushmann opened up, "Yes, main padhaku hu and I had written a book when I was 11. I had started writing at 11 and completed at 14 but the book didn't get published. I was the top scorer in school and I remember I was one of the 100s in the world. I could become a scientist but I chose to become an actor."