Janhvi Kapoor Opens Up About Childhood Trauma: Picutres Uploaded on Porn-like Websites!
In a recent interview, Bollywood actress Janhvi Kapoor bravely shared a personal and troubling incident from her childhood. The 25-year-old star revealed that when she was just 12 years old, some of her photos were posted on a website without her consent, causing her immense distress.
As the release date of her upcoming film "Mr. & Mrs. Mahi" approaches, Janhvi Kapoor, alongside co-star Rajkummar Rao, eagerly awaits the audience's response. Produced by Karan Johar under the esteemed Dharma Productions banner, the film has been a subject of anticipation and buzz within the entertainment industry. In a recent promotional interview conducted by Karan Johar and available on Dharma's official YouTube channel, Janhvi Kapoor delved into both her professional endeavors and personal struggles, shedding light on her journey in the limelight.
During the interview, Janhvi Kapoor candidly shared a distressing incident from her past, offering a glimpse into the challenges she faced growing up in the public eye. Recounting an unsettling experience from her adolescence, she revealed, "At the age of 12-13, I accompanied my parents, Sridevi and Boney Kapoor, to an event where the paparazzi captured my images, objectifying me." This incident occurred during the nascent stages of Instagram and the proliferation of social media platforms, amplifying the impact of such invasions of privacy. Janhvi continued, "Later, I stumbled upon these pictures on a website. Schoolmates would mock me after seeing them, creating a challenging situation that I've endured for quite some time."
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— RVCJ Media (@RVCJ_FB) May 19, 2024Reflecting on the complexities of navigating fame and scrutiny, Janhvi Kapoor acknowledged the burden of guilt associated with her lineage in the film industry. "I carry a significant amount of guilt stemming from my background in the film industry, and it's something I need to overcome," she confessed. Despite recognizing the privilege that comes with her platform, she expressed the challenges of confronting stereotypes and societal judgments, particularly concerning female autonomy and self-expression. "When a girl chooses attire that reflects her comfort with her sexuality, she often becomes the target of character assassination," Janhvi lamented, highlighting the pervasive double standards prevalent in the industry.
— Janhvi Kapoor (@janhvikapoorr) May 21, 2024Transitioning to discussions about her professional endeavors, Janhvi Kapoor eagerly anticipates the release of "Mr. & Mrs. Mahi" on May 31, marking another milestone in her burgeoning career. Beyond this project, she ventures into Telugu cinema with "Devara: Part 1," starring alongside Junior NTR, showcasing her versatility as an actor across different regional languages. Additionally, she remains committed to diverse film projects, including "Ulajh" and "Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari," promising audiences a plethora of captivating performances in the near future.