Celebrating sisterhood

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Updated At : 01:14 PM Dec 21, 2019 IST

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Janhvi Kapoor and her sister Khushi Kapoor have set a fine example of sisterhood in Bollywood. Recently, Janhvi had travelled to New York City to spend time with Khushi, who is currently studying at a university there. Photos from their trip went viral, as Janhvi and Khushi had a gala time. When Khushi returned to Mumbai for holidays, Janhvi couldn’t control herself and jumped on to her sister for a hug!

The moment was captured and was shared on social media by Janhvi. In the photo, we can see Janhvi clinging to Khushi while she flashes a broad smile. Janhvi captioned the photo with overwhelming emojis and wrote, ‘Finally.’

Meanwhile, on the work front, Janhvi kicked off the second schedule of Dostana 2 with Kartik Aaryan and Lakshya. She will also be seen in Gunjan Saxena-The Kargil Girl with Pankaj Tripathi and Angad Bedi. She also has Takht and Roohi Afza lined up.

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