In a candid conversation with Raj Shamani, Janhvi Kapoor, daughter of the late actress Sridevi, opened up about her awareness of privilege and the emotional aftermath of her mother's passing. Kapoor reflected on her visits to the Tirupati Balaji temple, where she often utilizes VIP darshan, recognizing the long waits endured by many devotees. She expressed gratitude for her privileges but also a sense of responsibility, stating, 'If I’m going to go see Balaji, I have to climb, I have to earn my right to see him.'

Kapoor also shared her regret over previously believing that her mother's death was a form of cosmic balance for her own luxurious life, saying, 'It’s messed up of me to think like that.' She emphasized that her mother was more than just her parent and deserved to experience life fully. Reflecting on the cruelty Sridevi faced during her career, Kapoor noted how public perception can change over time. She concluded by encouraging those dealing with grief to prioritize their emotional well-being and seek support.