Janhvi Kapoor Video: Janhvi Kapoor is one of the most prominent talents in Indian cinema. Right from her first film, she has etched a special place in the hearts and minds of audiences and has proven her talent.

The talented actress was recently seen in the globally acclaimed 'Bawaal' co-starring Varun Dhawan. The layered performance from the actress has won her wide-spread acclaim from the masses. Besides this, she likes to remain social in her real life, and again, she has proved it.

Janhvi Kapoor about her favorite spice

Recently, the gorgeous actress split a bean on her favourite spice, as she was asked on social media. The actress responded in her own adorable way, saying "Chilli".

Janhvi Kapoor is also known for her fashion choices, and her beauty never goes unnoticed. She always makes a style statement, no matter where she is. She recently walked the ramp at the ongoing Lakme Fashion Week in a sultry black outfit and left everyone in awe.

Meanwhile, on the work front, the actress will be next seen in Devara, her debut Telugu movie, and Mr. and Mrs. Mahi with Rajkumar Rao, both upcoming films releasing in 2024. She also has Ulajh, which is currently in post-production.

Janhvi on nepotism

The elder daughter of late actor Sridevi and film producer Boney Kapoor, Janhvi made her acting debut in 2018 with Dhadak, which was backed by Karan Johar. She has always been accused of being a nepotistic product. Talking about dealing with the same, she had said in an interview, "I am prioritising hard work. And I've always been very clear about my goals in life... I want to live up to my mother's [Sridevi] legacy. This doesn't come from a place of arrogance, but a desire to want to give back to my parents, as well as the audiences. While I may have gotten certain opportunities more easily, I also feel like I'm at a disadvantage."

"In the sense, people aren't going to come and watch my films from a neutral perspective - they're going to come in saying, 'Oh, she's gotten by easily in life; she's privileged.' So I have to convince them that I have something to offer; I work hard, and I value everything that I have been given. I love cinema, and I am not apologetic about it anymore, because I know I'm good at what I do... I'm just warming up," the actress told Harper's Bazaar India.