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Karan Johar drops hints about Khushi Kapoor’s debut in 2019

It has not been long when filmmaker Boney Kapoor confirmed that just like his elder daughter Janhvi Kapoor, her younger daughter Khushi Kapoor would also be joining filmdom when the time is right.

Well, it looks like the time has come and Khushi is set to make her entry in the industry very soon. We don’t say this, but Karan Johar does. The ace filmmaker has almost confirmed that Khushi Kapoor could be making her debut in 2019.


Johar recently attended Neha Dhupia’s celebrity chat show No Filter Neha. On the show, when the filmmaker was asked which star kids would be making inroads in Bollywood in 2019, he said “Mizaan is going to be amazing. He is a potential big star and a great dancer. And Khushi perhaps. She is gorgeous and lovely.”

For the uninitiated, Mizaan is the son of actor and host Jaaved Jaaferi. He is, reportedly, doing a film for Sanjay Leela Bhansali Productions. As for Khushi, it will be interesting to see if Karan Johar launches her under his production house or she will have to enter the industry under some other banner.

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