EXCLUSIVE: Janhvi Kapoor on battling inferiority complex: I was always made to feel my value is only because of my famous parents

Janhvi Kapoor is one of the talented young actresses from the present generation.  The actress who is the daughter of late veteran star Sridevi and producer Boney Kapoor won hearts with her debut film Dhadak. She will soon be seen in Good Luck Jerry a remake of a South film featuring Nayanthara.

Janhvi has been proving her worth by picking some conventional roles but she has also faced her share of trolling all due to her surname and lineage. The beauty joined us for the latest episode of Her Story on Bollywood Bubble with host Nayandeep Rakshit. The Roohi star opened up on her insecurities and more.

Janhvi Kapoor said,  “You know it’s kind of ironic because what they are asking for is to not be judged for not coming from a place of privilege. But many of them judge you for coming from a place of privilege so it’s slightly hypocritical. But I’ll take it all with a smile because I’m getting to do what I love to do. So if like three out of the ten people have a problem with where I come from then I’ll keep walking till I win them over. Right from school, they’ve always been people who’ve said that anything and everything you get in life is not because of yours but because of your parents so somewhere that’s I think had created a complex in my brain that I’m not deserving of anything even if I do well.”

 

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She further added, ” It’s a thing that you always live with a little bit subconsciously and it’s not that tragic but it does make you look at things a certain way so for a long time I did and I think that I am still dealing with it. Sometimes when people ask me for a picture I still think in my head that it is because I am Sridevi’s daughter or like dad(Boney Kapoor) daughter.”

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