Janhvi Kapoor Reveals How Khushi Kapoor Supported Her & Family Post Mom Sridevi's Demise

Janhvi Kapoor recently opened up about the challenging time she faced following the sudden demise of her mother, Sridevi. In an interview, she mentioned how her younger sister, Khushi Kapoor, became her source of solace during those tough days. Janhvi revealed that Khushi put aside her own pain and was always there for her, providing emotional support and strength.

Janhvi also shared that Khushi would often spend the night in her room, ensuring that she was not alone during the difficult period. She expressed her gratitude towards her sister for being her pillar of support and helping her navigate through the overwhelming grief. Janhvi's heartfelt revelation showcases the strong bond between the Kapoor sisters and the immense love and care they have for each other.

A Tale of Sisterhood and Strength

The most recent episode of Koffee with Karan Season 8 premiered on Thursday, featuring the glamorous and beautiful sisters, Janhvi Kapoor and Khushi Kapoor. The episode was filled with gossip, shared anecdotes, and lighthearted fun as the sisters opened up about various aspects of their lives. In a heartfelt moment, they reflected on their emotions upon receiving the news of their mother, Sridevi's, untimely passing and shared insights into how they navigated through that challenging period. Janhvi also touched upon Khushi's role in comforting her during those difficult times.

Khushi Kapoor: The Pillar of Support

During the conversation, Karan Johar addressed the profound impact of losing a parent on one's sense of bearing. He shared insights from his conversations with Janhvi Kapoor, emphasizing Khushi Kapoor's remarkable strength in coping with the loss of their mother, Sridevi. In response, Khushi revealed that it took her some time to fully accept and process the reality of her mother's passing. She acknowledged feeling confused initially but credited the presence and support of Janhvi and their father, Boney Kapoor, for helping her navigate through those challenging moments.

Embracing New Roles in Their Relationship

Chiming in, Janhvi shared, "The thing that I remember when I got the call I was in my room. I could hear wailing from Khushi's room. I think I barged into her room howling and crying. But what I do remember, Karan, is the minute she looked at me, she just stopped crying. She just sat next to me and started comforting me. I have never seen her cry about it since." The Archies actress shared that she sensed the need to keep things together for everyone because she sees herself as the one who is perceived as strong. The Dhadak actress also revealed during the chat that, despite her tendency to be more hyper-sensitive and Khushi's inclination to be more resilient, the dynamics between them have shifted significantly after the passing of their mother. Now, they find themselves playing the roles of both a mother and a baby to each other, depending on the situation.

Janhvi and Khushi Kapoor: Rising Stars in Bollywood

Janhvi was recently seen in Nitesh Tiwari's romantic drama, Bawaal, where she shared the screen with Varun Dhawan. Additionally, she made a cameo appearance in a song from Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani titled Heart Throb. Looking ahead, the actress is preparing for her Telugu debut in the highly-anticipated film Devara, where she will be seen alongside Junior NTR and Saif Ali Khan. She also has Mr. and Mrs. Mahi in the pipeline, a sports drama alongside Rajkummar Rao, scheduled for release on April 19, 2024. Furthermore, she will lead the patriotic thriller Ulajh.

The touching revelations by Janhvi and Khushi Kapoor about their personal struggles and support for one another following their mother's demise showcases the unbreakable bond between the sisters. Their ongoing journey in the film industry continues to be watched with interest by fans who admire their resilience and talent. The future holds promise for both actresses as they step into new roles and take on exciting projects that are sure to captivate audiences.