Sridevi’s Daughters Reveal Surprising Reason Behind Not Watching Her Films at Home.
The late legendary actress Sridevi left an indelible mark on Indian cinema, captivating audiences with her unparalleled talent and on-screen charisma. However, it appears that even her own daughters, Janhvi and Khushi Kapoor, were not always privy to their mother’s iconic performances.
In a recent interview, Khushi Kapoor, who is gearing up for the release of her upcoming film “Loveyapa,” shed light on the surprising reason behind the sisters’ limited exposure to Sridevi’s films. “Well, she actually wouldn’t let us watch them at home, so it was a bit tough,” Khushi revealed.
Elaborating on her mother’s peculiar rule, the young actress shared, “She would just feel a bit shy, so Janhvi and I would have to watch them secretly in a room by ourselves. We did watch a lot of them, there were so many, but we’d have to do it secretly.”
Despite the restricted access, Janhvi Kapoor and Khushi Kapoor have always been in awe of their mother’s captivating screen presence and unparalleled acting prowess.
In a previous interview, Khushi had expressed her admiration for Sridevi’s grace and elegance, and how the legendary actress carried herself with remarkable poise.
As Khushi prepares for the release of her film “Loveyapa,” directed by Advait Chandan and produced by Phantom Studios and AGS Entertainment, the spotlight continues to shine on the Kapoor sisters and their journeys in the entertainment industry.
“Loveyapa” tells the tale of a young couple who decide to exchange phones, leading to a series of unexpected consequences that test the limits of their relationship.
The film also features Eijaz Khan, Raveena Ravi, Radhika Sarathkumar, and Swati Verma, and is slated to hit the screens on February 7, 2025.
As the world continues to celebrate Sridevi’s timeless legacy, the revelations about her daughters’ limited exposure to her films only serve to further illustrate the enigmatic and private nature of the legendary actress, who remains an inspiration to generations of cinema enthusiasts.
