Hard work and sincerity my only weapons: Janhvi Kapoor

Janhvi Kapoor says she is constantly working towards finessing her craft and to achieve it her only weapons are hard work and sincerity.

Mumbai: Janhvi Kapoor, who has always maintained that with Dhadak she didn't tick all the boxes with her debut Dhadak, says that she is persistently working to hone her skills with hard work and sincerity.

Janhvi made her debut in 2018 with the Hindi remake of Sairat. In 2020, she was seen in Zoya Akhtar's horror short segment, Ghost Stories. The actor also has diverse projects in her kitty, ranging from Gunjan Saxena: The Kargil Girl, horror-comedy RoohiAfza, Dostana 2 and Karan Johar's magnum opus Takht.

In a recent interview, the 23-year-old actor spoke about her journey in films so far and the expectations that audiences have of her for the legacy that her parents build up in the entertainment industry.

In the interview, Janhvi was asked how she makes sure that the opinions that are thrown at her in abundance do not impact her beyond her professional life. The actor said that "it does impact you more than just being a job because it's an emotional profession."

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"I'm constantly wired-up and it's exhausting. My dad thinks I'm obsessive about it but I haven't seen my results come to fruition yet Maybe when I do, I'll be relaxed about it but hope I'm not. I think my hard work and my sincerity are the only weapons that I have right now so I need to keep it as close to me as possible."

Janhvi also admitted to the fact that she is in a privileged position being the daughter of the legendary actor Sridevi and how she feels about carrying her mother's legacy forward.

Meanwhile, where most people are finding self-quarantine time hard, Janhvi and her sister Khushi Kapoor are making most of their time together at home.