Sweet Memories: Didnt appear as if my mom or my sister, so sometimes, people would point that out, ridicule of me Khushi Kapoor

Sweet Memories: Didn't appear as if my mom or my sister, so sometimes, people would point that out, ridicule of me: Khushi Kapoor

Khushi further added that she has been receiving end of criticism from a really young age, which led to her developing "self-esteem issues and insecurities".

Didn’t appear as if my mom or my sister, so sometimes, people would point that out, ridicule of me: Khushi Kapoor

After her sister Janhvi Kapoor, Khushi Kapoor has now followed in her footsteps and featured in her own "Quarantine Tape" during which she offers an insight into her personal life.

Check out the video here.

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Who is the real Khushi Kapoor? A normal 19-year old girl – funny, shy and a little awkward. She strives to grow from the challenges life throws at her and wishes to make people smile. She believes in “staying true to yourself and comfortable in your own skin.” Here’s a glimpse of Khushi’s world from her heart – as pure and raw as it gets. @khushi05k Graphics : @nimrankang #quarantine #quarantinelife

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The video may be a montage of her pictures and videos over the years, including childhood memories together with her mother and father, Sridevi and Boney Kapoor. Calling herself a "normal 19-year-old girl", Khushi said, "I don’t think I’m the person I would like to be yet but I feel I’m growing. It’s so rewarding to ascertain people show such a lot of appreciation towards me once I haven't even done anything to deserve it yet. I even have the facility to form somebody else happy, it just makes this all the more worthwhile ."

Khushi further added that she has been receiving end of criticism from a really young age, which led to her developing "self-esteem issues and insecurities". She added, "People still s**t on me. I’m quite shy and awkward. Sometimes, the hate gets to you, especially being so young. I just want people to understand I'm a true person. I didn’t skills to handle it, so my self-esteem issues and insecurities stem from that. As a toddler, it affected the way I saw my parents. I didn’t appear as if my mom and that I didn’t appear as if my sister, so sometimes, people would point that out and ridicule of me. I wasn’t the healthiest about it at some point and it affected the way I might eat and therefore the way I might dress."

However, Khushi said that over time she has learned to like herself, "You just need to learn to be okay with yourself and in your skin. I feel that thanks to affecting it's to mention f**k it and put yourself out there and do whatever you are feeling like doing. I desire people will appreciate you for it," she said.




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