Janhvi Kapoor opens up how Dhadak helped her to overcome the grief of her mother Sridevi’s demise:

Janhvi Kapoor was working on her debut project Dhadak when her mother, the veteran actress passed away on February 24, 2018. Janhvi Kapoor is now one of the blooming artists of Bollywood after her debut in the year 2018. Recently, she celebrated her birthday on March 6, her fans have been reminiscing about her best movie scenes and interviews. In one of those interactions, the actor can be seen speaking about the death of her mother, Sridevi, and the worst phase she handled at that time. 

Sridevi’s Demise:

Actor Sridevi passed away on February 24, 2018, after accidentally drowning in a bathtub while she was visiting Dubai. The late veteran actor was staring at Jumeirah Emirates Towers in UAE when the incident occurred. Her fans were heartbroken, to say the least, and several conspiracy theories also surfaced on the internet, as soon as the news broke out. Sridevi’s daughter Janhvi Kapoor was working on the film Dhadak, which was her first big break in the film industry. Most reports suggest that Sridevi was extremely excited about Janhvi’s debut and was also eagerly looking forward to it even before the shoot began.

Worst phase:

In a Filmfare fest, she explained how she got to work right away to keep herself distracted and said, “No. I haven’t gotten around the acceptance stage yet. It’s just that there hasn’t been a time or I haven’t allowed myself the time to come to terms with everything. There’s a stage of denial that we’re all going through. I wanted to shoot the next day (after the cremation). But the shoot got cancelled. I was like, no, I must go back, I need to be on the set.”

Her overcoming:

Janhvi Kapoor also explained how being a part of Dhadak helped her and said, “I thought I was going to lose my mind if I didn’t do that. And I would have, promise you, if I didn’t have Dhadak. If I didn’t have the opportunity to act or be in front of the camera, there would have been no purpose in life to keep me going.”