The song ‘Dheere Dheere’, from the Telugu film Devara, fixates on Janhavi Kapoor’s midriff in a most unsavoury way. If this is the pinnacle of ‘pan-Indian’ cinema, it’s hard to stomach.
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Just like her mother Sridevi, Jahnvi Kapoor would do whatever it takes to attain stardom. If that requires vulgarity and participation in soft porn, so be it.
Silly article..worry about real things..so what is wrong with a womans navel. Nothing. Jealous
Just like her mother Sridevi, Jahnvi Kapoor would do whatever it takes to attain stardom. If that requires vulgarity and participation in soft porn, so be it.