The Coronavirus pandemic has wreaked havoc across the globe. It has brought everyone’s life to a standstill as there is a lockdown in India as well as in several countries with people being asked to stay at home and not venture out. Amid this lockdown, Janhvi Kapoor opened up about how it has impacted her life to a leading daily. She also revealed her biggest fear or insecurity and no it is not losing her fan following or stardom but losing people who are near and dear to her.
Janhvi who already lost her mother veteran actress Sridevi to an untimely and sudden demise is afraid of losing her loved ones. Talking about her biggest fear or insecurity, Janhvi told the daily, “My biggest fear is losing someone I love. I also fear that people who I love might not know how much they mean to me. I feel the need to constantly reassure them that I love them, because I don’t think I did that for a while with the people that I should have. At this stage of my life and career, I want to learn. So, I get anxious when I am not on a film set. I am agitated when I am not working creatively.”
Janhvi also spoke about the lockdown in the interview and how it has impacted everyone. However, she was very pragmatic and practical about leading a privileged life and taking things as they come and equating herself to people who are actually in need.
She said that she will bounce back on the sets after the lockdown is over with more vigour, passion and energy.
(Source: Times of India)
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