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New stars Janhvi Kapoor and Ishaan Khatter, who are all set to make a foray in Bollywood with their flick named Dhadak, promoted the flick in the national capital on July 19. The film’s releasing date is July 20 i.e. today. https://instagram.com/p/BlSNUKIHbE0/?utm_sourceig_embed Janhvi Kapoor and Ishaan Khatter addressed their buffs via a live chat on the most popular social network, Facebook. And the two got surprised when a ‘fan question’ arrived from no one else but late actress Sri Devi’s younger daughter and Dhadak’s lead actress Janhvi’s sister, Khushi Kapoor. So, the organizers played a pre-recorded recording of Khushi during the interface. Janhvi, stunned by it, took just a second to comprehend it was Khushi. Khushi, together with a bestie Muskan Chanana, asked the most amusing query. “When did you start prioritizing gym over us?” asked the two girls. Khushi asked, “Why did you use to pinch me when I was a baby?” https://instagram.com/p/BlYN6uYHKeA/?utm_sourceig_embed Janhvi, obviously, started expressing delight. And revealed that this gymnasium taunt has been continuing since the on one occasion she missed meeting them to go to soul cycle when they were shooting in New York. She also said that whilst everybody must love themselves and do whatsoever they wish to do – gymming in her case – she will eternally love her sissy more than anything. As for the query why she always pinched Khushi as an infant… Janhvi calls it pretty aggression. “When something is so cute you want to eat it,” she clarified. https://instagram.com/p/Blabj7FhoNS/?utm_sourceig_embed The supporting lil sissy has also been attending Dhadak’s screenings with her big sister. We also watched a video recording in which Khushi Kapoor was seen shaking her legs to the famous song Zingaat. She made this video to share her exhilaration for Dhadak’s release. Dhadak is the remake of the Marathi mega hit flick named Sairat. The film starred Akash Thosar and Rinku Rajguru. The movie is based on an ancient tradition called honour killing and caste favouritism. In a recent interview, Janhvi Kapoor stated that the movie will present a significant social message.