Viral Social Media Activity Sparks Debate
Celebrity social media actions often attract sharp public attention, and Janhvi Kapoor recently became the focus of online discussion. Earlier this week, netizens claimed she had liked a viral video that criticised Varun Dhawan’s fans. The clip showed fans pouring milk over Varun’s poster to celebrate the success of Border 2. The caption questioned the wastage of milk and urged responsible celebrations. A screenshot allegedly showing Janhvi’s “like” circulated widely, prompting speculation about tension between the two actors.
Online Reactions Fuel Speculation
The post quickly gained traction on Reddit and other platforms. Several users questioned the fan behaviour, while others focused on Janhvi’s alleged reaction. Many assumed trouble between the Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari co-stars. Some comments hinted at a fallout, while others expressed surprise over the perceived distance. Soon after, users claimed that Janhvi had unliked the post. These updates intensified online chatter, with many suggesting the controversy had spread further than intended.
Janhvi Publicly Applauds Varun’s Performance
On Monday, Janhvi Kapoor put an end to the speculation. She shared a glowing Instagram story praising Varun Dhawan’s work in Border 2. “I am so proud of you @varundvn ❤️❤️❤️ you KILLED IT. Goosebumps 🙌 and the whole team!!! What an experience 🇮🇳,” she wrote. Varun reposted her message on his own Instagram story. The exchange clearly showed mutual respect and warmth, easing concerns about any rift between the two actors.
Strong Professional Bond Beyond Rumours
Janhvi Kapoor and Varun Dhawan have shared a professional history beyond their upcoming project. They previously worked together in Nitesh Tiwari’s Bawaal (2023). Fans and industry observers have often praised their on-screen chemistry and off-screen rapport. With Border 2 generating positive buzz, Janhvi’s supportive post shifted attention back to the film’s success. The episode also highlighted how quickly social media assumptions can grow. At the same time, it showed how direct communication can end speculation just as fast.
