In preparation for her next dark comedy Good Luck, Janhvi Kapoor Jerry claims that she hardly ever gets to see her family.

 In one of her interviews, Janhvi claimed that every member of her family is overly preoccupied with their jobs.

 She claimed that unless they are all working on the same project, they won't be able to spend any time together.

 Recently, while Janhvi Kapoor worked on her father's project Mili, she had ample time to spend with him. 

She responded, "I hope so," when asked about working with Arjun Kapoor by Pinkvilla. Really, I hope it is. 

The issue is that we are not getting to spend as much time together as a family because we are all working so much, thankfully.

I'd rather that we do. Additionally, I believe that Papa and I spent the most time together when filming Mili since we were both working creatively on a project.

 Therefore, I believe that the only remaining option for bringing the family together is to simply make a movie and put everyone in it. 

jhanvi biography

The birthdate of Janhvi Kapoor is March 6, 1997. [1] [2] Her father, Boney Kapoor, founded the Anil Kapoor Films Company and is the son of the late director Surinder Kapoor. 

[3] Her mother is the Telugu, Tamil, and Hindi cinema actress Sridevi. She is the niece of Sanjay and Anil Kapoor, two famous actors. 

She has a younger sister named Khushi[4] and two half-siblings from her father's first marriage, actor Arjun Kapoor and Anshula Kapoor. [6] In the age of 21, Kapoor lost her mother when she was discovered drowned accidentally in her hotel room at the Jumeirah Emirates Towers in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. [7]

Kapoor attended the Mumbai Dhirubhai Ambani International School.

 Before starring in her first movie, she took an acting education from the California-based Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film

In the romantic comedy Dhadak, co-starring Ishaan Khatter and directed by Shashank Khaitan, Kapoor made her acting debut. It starred her as a young upper-class girl whose life takes a terrible turn after she elopes with a lower-class male in a Hindi version of the 2016 Marathi film Sairat (played by Khatter). Despite the majority of the reviews being unfavorable[8], the movie managed to earn 1.1 billion dollars worldwide, making it a commercial success. [9] [10] Rajeev Masand, writing for News18, criticised the movie for omitting references to caste and thought it was inferior to the original, although he said Kapoor had "a fragility that makes her instantly attractive, and a soulful quality that makes it impossible to take your eyes off her on screen." [11] Anna M.