Anshula Kapoor
Bollywood superhit producer Boney Kapoor divorced his first wife Mona and married her time hit heroine Sridevi. Boney Kapoor had 2 children from his first wife, including his son Arjun Kapoor today is a Bollywood star. Along with this, Boney Kapoor’s first daughter Anshula Kapoor was also from the first marriage. Recently, Anshula Kapoor has spoken openly about the divorce of her parents. In which she told that when she was just 6 years old when her parents were divorced. After this, he has shared his experience of what passed. After appearing in Amazon Prime Video’s reality show ‘The Traders’, Anshula has made several important revelations in an interview to Pinkvilla.
Anshula revealed how she had blamed the breaking relationship of her parents as an innocent girl. ‘When I was 6 years old, I thought maybe my parents separated because of me.’ In a conversation with Pinkvilla, Anshula said that when her parents Boney Kapoor and Mona Shourie divorced, she was just 6 years old. At that age, when life is confined to toys and stories, Anshula went through an emotional turmoil that is not easy to say in words. Anshula told that ‘When I was very young, I thought my mother-father’s life was going well and then I came and everything changed. I used to think that maybe I am not a good daughter, and so there was a rift in their relationship. ‘
The story of Jahnavi’s birth is also narrated
This thinking caught more deep when Jahnavi Kapoor was born in 1997. Jahnavi, Boney Kapoor and his second wife are Sridevi’s daughter. Anshula admitted that at that time she thought in her mind that perhaps Jahnavi’s birth was a symbol of a right thing, while she herself was ‘something wrong’. ‘I know it seems terrible, but when Janu (Jahnavi) was born, I was more sure that I probably have something missing.’
Anshula Kapoor continued to blame herself
Although his parents assured him many times that the separation between him was not in any way due to Anshula or his brother Arjun Kapoor, it is not easy to eradicate the guilt sitting in the child’s mind. Anshula said, ‘Now that I have grown up, I know it was not my fault. But at that age, when you do not understand how to change the relationship, you start blaming yourself. This was a burden of my mind that I carried for years. ‘ Anshula also threw light on the fact that perhaps these thoughts had arisen from something that she would have inadvertently heard in childhood. ‘Maybe I have heard a piece of conversation of an aunt or a relative. Maybe a sentence may have been heard incomplete and my mind has made a whole story with him. No one can understand how many stories our minds create in childhood.
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