EXCLUSIVE: Janhvi Kapoor talks about one nightmare that she ‘never wants to come true’ : Bollywood News

Janhvi Kapoor recently received a lot of appreciation from audiences and industry insiders for her film Mili, which is a remake of the Malayalam film Helen. Considering that it is a survival drama, it wasn’t easy for the actress to shoot for the film. In a conversation with Bollywood Hungama, the actress had discussed varied challenges she had to face including shooting at difficult freezing temperatures for the film. During one such conversation, we also discussed with her about that one nightmare that she never wishes comes true.

EXCLUSIVE: Janhvi Kapoor talks about one nightmare that she ‘never wants to come true’

In an exclusive conversation with Bollywood Hungama, besides discussing Mili, the actress also gave her fans a deeper insight about herself in this exclusive Rapid Fire round. During the same, she was quizzed about her worst nightmare and the actress refused to go into details. Without divulging much, she replied, “God, I don't even want to say it. But it's something to do with like my family be in danger.” In the past, Janhvi Kapoor has time and again revealed that she is quite close to her father Boney Kapoor as well as quite protective of her younger sister Khushi Kapoor.

Coming to her recent release Mili, the film marks her first collaboration with producer-father Boney Kapoor. The film features her in the role of a part-time employee of a food chain franchise, who gets trapped in a cold freezer and has to survive alone. On the other hand, her loved ones find every possible way to find her including seeking the help of police to find her after she mysteriously disappears.

Also starring Sunny Kaushal and Manoj Pahwa in the lead, the film is directed by Mathukutty Xavier, who also directed the original. The film released in theatres on November 4, alongside the Katrina Kaif, Ishaan Khatter, Siddhant Chaturvedi, Jackie Shroff starrer horror comedy Phone Bhoot.

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