I already started learning Kathak and Urdu for Takht: Janhvi
In fact, she has started that right in the beginning of the year with her web anthology film, Ghost Stories, that’s already out. She has four more films – Roohi Afza, Dostana 2, Gunjan Saxena and Takht – lined up. In a freewheeling conversation, Janhvi talks about her digital debut, how it’s exciting to be a part of films that offer variety but at the same time, why she’s not a fan of putting them into any box.
People like to divide cinema into commercial or art, but I think it’s stupid to put labels on films. Every good film that has resonated with people has had something honest or fresh to say. If a film follows a specific criteria but is hollow and made with wrong intentions, it’s not going to touch anyone’s lives. So, all the films I’m doing, aspire to say something in whatever way – comedy, horror or drama.
