Janhvi Kapoor, who is currently observing the box office performance of her recently released film Param Sundari, is reportedly in talks to star in the remake of the iconic film Chaalbaaz, which starred
her mother, Sridevi, in a double role. The remake of Chaalbaaz was earlier announced with Shraddha Kapoor in the lead role, but the film never went on floors. Now, reports suggest that Janhvi will star in the film.
As per Free Press Journal, a source close to the development shared, “For Janhvi, Chaalbaaz is a lot more than just a film. It’s an emotion. She has jumped onto the chance of playing the lead role in Chaalbaaz, but is treading this with utmost caution.”
“She is taking opinions from people around her for the Chaalbaaz remake. She is excited, but is also wary of all the comparisons. She is expected to take a call on the Chaalbaaz remake by the end of September,” the source further added.
Janhvi Kapoor has quite an interesting lineup in her kitty after Param Sundari. The actress is eyeing the release of her next film, starring Varun Dhawan, Sanya Malhotra, and Rohit Saraf. The teaser of Janhvi and Varun’s film was recently dropped, and it received good reviews from the audience. She also has a movie, Peddi, with Ram Charan. The movie’s first-look teaser was dropped recently.
Param Sundari Review
News18 Showsha gave Param Sundari 3.5/5 stars. Our review read, “This isn’t a film that preaches or complicates. It doesn’t carry hidden messages or moral burden. It just wants you to feel the giddiness of first love, the ache of uncertainty, and the relief of choosing heart over head. And in that, it succeeds.”
“In the end, Param Sundari is comfort-food cinema. Paneer butter masala, idli-sambar, choose your metaphor. Familiar, yes, but warm, fragrant, and deeply satisfying. It may not aspire to gourmet innovation, but it fills the heart with the uncomplicated sweetness of first love, and the nostalgia of a genre once adored but now endangered. It leaves you smiling, maybe even believing, however briefly, in the miracle of soulmates, algorithm or no algorithm,” the review also mentions.
