A video mocking Janhvi Kapoor’s accent in Param Sundari went viral. Content creator @analeecerejo shared the Instagram Reel. Sonam Bajwa reacted with laughing emojis. Harshvardhan Rane also liked the post. The video received mixed reactions online. Some users criticized the mockery. Others defended Janhvi Kapoor. Param Sundari stars Janhvi Kapoor and Sidharth Malhotra. The film received mixed reviews upon release.
The internet loves its share of celebrity banter, and this time it’s Janhvi Kapoor at the centre of the chatter. A viral video mocking her accent in Param Sundari not only had fans buzzing but also caught Sonam Bajwa’s attention — sparking laughs, likes, and plenty of mixed reactions online.Earlier this week, content creator @analeecerejo shared a funny Instagram Reel mimicking Janhvi’s accent in Param Sundari, imagining her calling sister Khushi. The video quickly went viral, drawing hundreds of reactions. Actor Sonam Bajwa joined in with laughing emojis, while her Deewaniyat co-star Harshvardhan Rane also liked the post.Watch the video here: As soon as the video started doing the rounds, comments poured in from all sides. While one reddit user wrote, ‘Sonam Bajwa should first introspect and look at her own ‘acting’ skills before mocking anyone else’, another one added, ‘Harshvardhan Rane liked this reel too. Strange decision for the two of them to go hard on her for this because their own movie is coming soon and looks like it may end up being meme material’.There were many who said the video was unnecessary. “I don’t like Janu at all but this hate is just getting ridiculous,” complained one.A user also commented, ‘Ek insider aur outsider kabhi dost nahi ho sakte (An insider and outsider can never be friends)’.The film stars Janhvi Kapoor and Sidharth Malhotra in lead roles. Param Sundari tells the story of Param Sachdev, a North Indian boy, who falls in love with Thekkepattu Sundari Damodharan Pillai, a South Indian girl. Released on August 29, the film drew mixed reviews. Audiences praised its stunning Kerala visuals, but many felt the storytelling fell short.
