Yes she gearing up for fashion outings as Dhadak’s promotional spree is about to start?
Janhvi Kapoor, Sridevi and Boney Kapoor’s daughter, was an internet sensation long before her debut movie was announced. She is getting her big break in Bollywood with Dharma Productions’ Dhadak, starring opposite Ishaan Khatter, Neelima Azim and Rajesh Khattar’s son. The budding actress is the apple of the paparazzi’s eye. And she has been spotted once again in the city. This time, Janhvi was seen making an exit from family friend Manish Malhotra’s place. She was wearing casuals – denims and a grey tee – as she paid a visit to the fashion mogul of Bollywood. However, she looked every bit gorgeous despite minimal efforts.
We are left wondering as to what the visit must have been about. Is she gearing up for fashion outings as Dhadak’s promotional spree is about to start? Or did this visit mean that the ace designer is customising an outfit for Janhvi to wear to cousin Sonam Kapoor’s wedding? We have already seen her visiting Anita Dongre and we have been wondering as to which designer she will wear at Sonam’s wedding. But may be we are reading too much into this. It could also just have been a friendly visit, for all you know.
Apart from a film debut, we had EXCLUSIVELY told you that Janhvi will be making her first magazine cover appearance next month. She will be gracing the cover of Vogue’s May issue. A source close to the unit revealed, “Janhvi’s look on the May issue is going to be nothing like that you have seen before. She is going to look extraordinarily beautiful and is also going to be interviewed by Karan Johar. So for the first time, one will get to know what kind of a person Janhvi is, her dreams, her aspirations and all about her life in short.”
Dhadak, for those of you who don’t know, is the remake of the acclaimed Marathi movie – Sairat. The story is about a couple in love and their struggle with caste differences and honour killing. While the movie has been helmed by Shashank Khaitan, Farah Khan has choreographed the reprise of the famous number, Zingaat, by issuing a disclaimer that they are only paying a tribute to this nation’s favourite anthem.