On May 9, when Sridevi’s late 1990 fantasy film Jagadeka Veerudu Athiloka Sundari (JVAS) returned to the big screen, the current emotional weight was undeniable to her daughter Janhvi Kapoor. Watching her mother’s legendary performance, Janhvi shed tears and was overwhelmed by pride and desire. “I’m fascinated by her,” she admitted. It’s a simple, heartfelt admission that has attracted many generations of fans.
The loss of Sridevi in ​​2018 is still a profound personal tragedy for Janhvi, who entered the film industry shortly after his mother’s inappropriate time. Despite her rise in Bollywood, she has been frankly speaking how challenging it is to start her career without her mother’s presence and guidance.
Throughout his emotional journey, Janhvi has been relying on her father, Boney Kapoor, who remains the pillar of strength for her and her sister, Khushi Kapoor. Their solidarity in sorrow and resilience continues to inspire fans and blessingers.
Now, as Janhvi prepares for one of her most anticipated characters, opposite Ram Charan in the upcoming film Peddi, audiences are eager to see how she transfers her personal strength to the show. Janhvi is not just a rising star, but also the weight of her outstanding legacy – she continues to respect every role she has.
