Janhvi Kapoor is here to slay with her hypnotic eyes in her FIRST magazine cover with Vogue

Janhvi Kapoor, daughter of late actor Sridevi, is all set to make her big Bollywood debut with Dhadak in July this year. The star kid will be seen opposite Ishaan Khatter in the Hindi official remake of Sairat. 

Before making her debut in movies, Janhvi made her first magazine cover debut on Vogue and boy she is truly a STAR in making. Donning a beautiful printed dress with no-makeup makeup look, Janhvi looks resplendent on the cover. Her eyes seem to be doing all the talking and we are not complaining. 

Check out the photos here:

A star is born! Presenting Janhvi Kapoor (@janhvikapoor), making her big debut on the cover of our #June 2018 issue. Photographed by: Prasad Naik (@prasadnaaik). Styled by: Priyanka Kapadia (@priyanka86). Hair by: Yianni Tsapatori (@yiannitsapatori). Make-up by: Subhash Vagal (@subbu28). Production: Imran Khatri Productions (@ikp.insta). Location courtesy: InterContinental Hotel, Mumbai

Janhvi Kapoor (@janhvikapoor) takes centre stage in our June 2018 issue. Photographed by: Prasad Naik (@prasadnaaik). Styled by: Priyanka Kapadia (@priyanka86). Hair by: Yianni Tsapatori (@yiannitsapatori). Make-up by: Subhash Vagal (@subbu28)

On to all things bigger and brighter: Catch Janhvi Kapoor (@janhvikapoor) in our June 2018 issue. Photographed by: Prasad Naik (@prasadnaaik). Styled by: Priyanka Kapadia (@priyanka86). Hair by: Yianni Tsapatori (@yiannitsapatori). Make-up by: Subhash Vagal (@subbu28)

Meanwhile, in her first ever interview, Janhvi talked about coping with the monumental loss of her mother. She told Vogue, “The family has come together. It’s made us feel safe and secure. Even for papa (Boney Kapoor), it’s a source of comfort. It has definitely tied us together. We’ve lost mum, and I don’t think that’s a loss any of us will ever get over.”

Janhvi is being launched under Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions. The same production house is also producing films which star Sara Ali Khan, Ananya Pandey and Tara Sutaria. Janhvi said that she hopes that her film becomes the most talked about the debut.

“I am so proud of my parents. I need to make them as proud of me. That has always been my motivation. I want mine to be ‘the debut’. But it comes from an honest and sincere place. Mum always told me, it’s not about the kind of role or movie you do; you need to make an impression- that’s an actor’s job. She never encouraged jealousy or frustration. We’re capable of being happy for others.”