Throwback Picture Proves Janhvi Kapoor Is A Sweet Munchkin

Nagini Shree |Feb 13, 2019

An Adorable childhood photo of Janhvi Kapoor with Rajkumar Santoshi's daughter Tanisha is making its way to the Internet.

Childhood memories are sweet, adorable and it makes us crave for our childhood again. Bollywood celebrities' throwback pictures on social media platforms which easily grab our attention. A childhood pic of Janhvi Kapoor is too adorable to be missed.

And even ahead of her debut in Ishaan Khatter's Dhadak, the beautiful actress possesses a strong fanbase on her Instagram handle. Be it in casual clothes in gym centres or stunning outfits in events, she never fails to impress the public with her jaw-dropping looks. People cannot stop gushing over her resemblance with her late mother and legendary actor - Sridevi.

A picture spotted when she was a kid went viral on the Internet and kept fans hooked with her cuteness.

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However, Janhvi Kapoor has often been pitted against Sara Ali Khan, a newbie is riding high on the success of Kedarnath. The two made their debut at the same time year and have a strong base from their powerful from family. If one is the daughter of Sridevi and Boney Kapoor, other has Saif Ali Khan and Amrita Singh as her parents.

From their fashion tastes to their films, everything about these two newbies make headlines. Comparisons between the two have been going on non-stop, and rumours have been rife that the two are jealous of each other. Talking about rivalry rumour with Janhvi, Sara said, “This whole thing (rivalry) about Janhvi and me is so funny,” she said. “We’re both extremely comfortable and confident in our skin. The first five times people made collages of us on Instagram asking ‘who’s better?’ we sent it to each other. Now we don’t because it happens every week.”

During an interview with Cosmopolitan India, when asked if the pressure of maintaining this public persona gets to her sometimes, Janhvi said, "I guess, it does. At any given point of time, people are always telling you how they want you to be, or how you should behave. But, to me, what's most important is to ensure I don't lose my fabric and preserve that sense of self."

"I just had to better myself, in terms of my skill set. I don’t think anything matters other than your work. Although there is a lot of judgment out there, sometimes, I get petrified thinking about it, but I'm just trying to keep it together and stick to who I am," added Janhvi.