Khushi Kapoor, the daughter of Sridevi and sister of Janhvi Kapoor, has recently landed two major projects for her big-screen debut. She made her debut in Zoya Akhtar's Netflix movie Archies, which was released in November 2023.

Her performance and presence were well-received by the audience, and they are eagerly anticipating more from the actress in the future. Now, Khushi Kapoor has signed two interesting movies with two star kids, Ibrahim Ali Khan and Junaid Khan

Khushi Kapoor to star alongside Ibrahim Ali Khan and Junaid Khan

In a recent report, it was announced that Khushi Kapoor will star in a romantic comedy film titled Naadaniyaan under the banner of Dharma Productions. She will be acting alongside Ibrahim Ali Khan, the son of Saif Ali Khan. The film will mark Ibrahim Ali Khan's debut in the film industry.

In addition to Naadaniyaan, Khushi will also star in the Hindi remake of Love Again, co-starring Junaid Khan, the son of Aamir Khan. Filming for the movie has yet to begin, but reports suggest that it may start this summer.

Love Again is a romantic comedy based on the Tamil language film that starred Pradeep Ranganathan and Ivana.

Janhvi Kapoor talks about being a mentor to Khushi Kapoor

After Khushi's debut in Archies, Janhvi Kapoor shared how she prepared her sister for the industry's challenges by not letting it affect her.

She shared, 'She [Khushi] did such a wonderful job at being honest. When I was talking to her, I told her to be prepared for hate but not to forget herself in the process. I wish someone said this to me. I wish someone told me to try looking at the people that value you, like you, because believing the bad is always easier.'

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Janhvi Kapoor also mentioned that she and her sister support each other, especially since they lost their mother a few years ago. As a result, they rely on each other for emotional support.

The 'Devara' actress said one time, 'I advise her [Khushi] every day. She is tired of listening to me. I also feel she is more sensible than me. When I debuted, the pressure was a lot more, and a lot was going on the personal front. I was like a headless chicken.'

In another interview, Khushi talked about how she and Janvhi grew up on movie sets, and returning to one feels like a blessing.

She recounted, 'When my sister Janhvi and I were not on set, we would be at home enacting scenes and watching films. I have this specific memory of putting on Om Shanti Om at home, and I would do the wave that Shah Rukh Khan and others would do, making my cousin tie my dupatta on her bracelet to repeat the whole thing.'