Janhvi Kapoor reveals her dad Boney Kapoor would spend hours watching cricket over spending time with her, ‘He used to not answer me as he used to be glued to the TV’

MUMBAI : Janhvi Kapoor is one of the most popular actresses of the modern era. She has been captivating viewers with her appearance, beauty, bold style choices, flicks, and more. The daughter of the late Sridevi, Janhvi is a well-known actress who has gained a following because of her unwavering commitment to her career. Her next appearance will be alongside Rajkummar Rao in the movie Mr. & Mrs. Mahi.

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Janhvi revealed that when she took up the role of Mr and Mrs Mahi she knew nothing about the sport except that her dad used to watch the sport on TV. She revealed, “I started training during Mili. Sharan is honest with what he does and he wanted me to be a cricketer. He didn't want to do any kind of cheating or use VFX. I was even injured a few times, my shoulders were dislocated but all the credit goes to Sharan and my coaches. There were times I used to feel that I should give up, my body also gave up but they always supported and helped me. I used to get angry and irritated at times, I even fought with them. But eventually, I understood their vision.”

Speaking of collaborating with Rajukmmar Rao agin after Roohi, Kapoor said, “During Roohi, we wanted to do more comedy, romantic and dramatic scenes with each other. We've got a chance to do all those things in this film. I've always been a fan of RajKummar and honestly, he has made my work easier. Just like our characters, Mahima and Mahendra, supported each other in the film, Rajkummar helped me exactly like that when we were shooting. He gave me strength and I believe I've become a better artist because of him.”

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Revealing what her relationship with Cricket was like, Janhvi concluded, “I knew very little about the sport. For me, it was something that would take my father's time away from me. When he used to return home from work, he always used to sit in front of the TV to watch cricket. He used to not answer me as he used to be glued to the TV. As a kid, main bahot chidd jaati thi. I used to feel that cricket is the reason dad did not give me attention. That was my only relationship with the sport.”

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