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Concerned, Happy For Janhvi's Debut, Says Mom Sridevi

IANS, 11 Dec, 2017 02:02 PM

Bollywood's ageless beauty Sridevi says she is going through mixed feelings of being concerned and happy about her elder daughter Janhvi Kapoor making her acting debut with the movie "Dhadak".

Sridevi graced the red carpet of the Lux Golden Rose Awards here on Sunday night, and spoke about Jahnvi's foray into filmdom with "Dhadak", which also stars Shahid Kapoor's brother Ishaan Khatter.

"It is a great feeling. I am excited, nervous, happy and concerned, as any mother would be. But she is a very hard working and very dedicated girl," Sridevi said.

"Dhadak" is an upcoming romantic drama film based on 2016 Marathi language film "Sairat". The film is directed by Shashank Khaitan and produced by Dharma Productions and Zee Studios. It will release in July next year.

At the awards gala here, Sridevi bagged an honour for 'Power Performance'. "I am honoured and extremely flattered," she said.

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