Janhvi Kapoor and Siddharth Malhotra’s latest film Param Sundari has hit theatres and is currently performing at an average level at the box office. Both actors have actively promoted the film across platforms.
Recently, the duo appeared on The Great Indian Kapil Sharma Show, where Janhvi shared a personal insight into her future family plans. She revealed her wish to have three children, explaining that three is her lucky number and creates natural balance within a family.
Janhvi said that when two children argue, the third can act as a peacemaker or provide emotional support, ensuring everyone has someone to lean on.
This isn’t the first time Janhvi has spoken about her dream family life. In earlier interviews, she expressed her vision of settling down in Tirupati with her husband and three children. She painted a peaceful image of domestic life—eating meals on banana leaves, chanting “Govinda, Govinda,” wearing jasmine flowers in her hair, and listening to music from Mani Ratnam films.
She also imagined her husband in a traditional lungi, reflecting her love for culture and simplicity. Tirupati holds emotional significance for Janhvi. She visits Tirumala temple every year on her birthday and her late mother Sridevi’s birthday to seek blessings from Lord Venkateswara.
Janhvi has also revealed that she wants a simple wedding in Chennai, with minimal decorations, jasmine flowers, oil lamps, and intimate Mehendi and music celebrations at her mother’s ancestral home in Mylapore.
At present, Janhvi is in a relationship with Shikhar Pahariya. The couple has made several public appearances and visited temples together. Janhvi was even spotted wearing a necklace with his name on it.
However, she has made it clear that marriage is not on the cards right now. Janhvi is currently focused on building her career, and both she and Shikhar are not in a hurry to tie the knot.
Through her interviews and personal moments, Janhvi Kapoor continues to reflect a personality rooted in tradition, family values, and a commitment to professional growth.
