Film Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari - Our Film Is Pure Entertainment” – Varu and Janhvi

‘Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari’ has hit the theatres and is winning hearts across the country. Filled with laughter, dance, and emotions, the movie stands out as a wholesome family entertainer. Ahead of the release, Varun Dhawan and Janhvi Kapoor opened up in an interview about the film’s making, their careers, respect for their parents, media negativity, and even a Bhojpuri connection. Here’s what they had to say—

What is Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari all about, and what does it offer to the audience?

Janhvi-It’s a very interesting family entertainer. We enjoyed making it, and I hope the audience enjoys it even more. It’s not meant to be a deep or intense experience—it’s a film that uplifts your mood. My character, Tulsi Kumari, has many shades. It’s energetic, emotional, and also helped me open up more as a person. This film will always be special to me.

Varun-This film will make you feel good and bring happiness. We often chase life-changing moments and forget to live in the present. This movie brings people together—it’s full of joy and laughter. We haven’t had many comedy films recently, but this one has many moments that will make audiences smile.

Your comic timing is always appreciated. Having worked with Shashank Khaitan before, how was it to return to comedy after intense roles like Badlapur and Citadel-Honey Bunny?

Varun- All senior actors say that doing good comedy is the hardest thing. Making people laugh is tough because many don’t want to laugh—they’re stuck in negative moods. As you age, your body stiffens, you deal with traffic, unread messages, and family stress. To stay in a good mood, I exercise, talk to friends, play with my dog, and spend time with my family. This film will bring audiences into that same happy space.

Janhvi- Shashank told me this film would bring out my comic and commercial side—and I truly enjoyed it. I now want to do more comedy; it comes naturally to me. But it depends on how the audience responds. For me, this film is important, and I want to explore more of the commercial-comedy space.

Both of you have been experimenting with different genres. Janhvi, your films like Home Mount, Param Sundari, and Mr. & Mrs. Mahi show that range. Where do you see your career heading?

Janhvi- No matter how much you plan, not everything is in your hands. I’m lucky to get films that allow me to explore variety. As an artist, that’s how you learn. People often say, “Stay in your zone,” but I can’t do just one kind of work. I want to spread my wings—that’s what makes me happy. If I keep doing the same thing, I’ll feel like someone stuck in traffic.

As children of icons like David Dhawan and Sridevi, does that legacy still bring pressure?

Varun- The pressure has reduced with time because you can’t keep responding to everyone. But every child wants to make their parents proud—that’s a lifelong desire. I’m a father now to a 1.5-year-old daughter, so I understand that bond even more deeply. Parents are like gods—they gave us life. Govinda sir used to say, “Respect your mother,” and there’s no one like Salman bhai as a son. I learn from them.

Janhvi- Every child wants to make their parents proud. For me, it’s different because I’ll never get to hear my mom’s voice saying, “I’m proud of you.” So, audience appreciation means a lot—maybe too much—to me. Earlier, I used to dwell on negative comments, but now I know there’s a community that genuinely likes me. I’ll keep working with honesty and good intentions. I just hope Mom and Dad would be proud.

Janhvi, you never play the victim card—why?

Varun- Janhvi never plays the victim card or asks for sympathy. Many people use emotional angles to gain attention, but she responds through her work. She’s just like her mother, Sridevi—she doesn’t manipulate the audience; she radiates positivity. That’s her biggest strength.

People often compare Dhadak and Dhadak 2. What’s your take on that?

Janhvi- It’s human nature—people appreciate things only in retrospect. Mom once said in an interview that while Tamil cinema offered her performance-driven roles, Hindi cinema demanded glamour. She said she’d prove she could act—and now she’s called one of the greatest actresses ever. Rekha ji told me that Umrao Jaan was criticized when it released because it didn’t do well commercially, but now it’s considered a classic. When Dhadak 3 comes out, people will probably praise Dhadak 2. Comparisons are psychological—they never stop.

The songs and Bhojpuri connection have gone viral—your thoughts?

Varun- After India’s match win, we celebrated and shouted “Bharat Mata Ki Jai”—it was a wonderful moment. The Bijuria reel featuring Rohit, Janhvi, and Sanya went viral. In Panwaari, Khesari Lal Yadav and Masoom Sharma did an incredible job. I’m a fan of Bhojpuri cinema, and we’re getting immense love from UP and Bihar.

Janhvi- Khesari Lal and Masoom transformed the mood of the song. Their rootedness added a special flavor—we’re grateful to them for that.

What message do you want to share with the audience?

Varun- Go watch the film—it’ll make you happy. We didn’t overthink or overdo anything; what you’ll see is genuine entertainment. So, please go and enjoy our film!

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FAQs

Q1. When did 'Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari' release in theatres?

The film was recently released in theatres and is being liked by the audience.

Q2. What is the genre and main theme of the film?

This is a family entertainment film, which has a great mix of laughter, dance, and emotions.

Q3. Who are the main characters in the film?

Varun Dhawan and Janhvi Kapoor are in the lead roles.

Q4. What topics did the stars discuss before the release?

Varun and Janhvi openly discussed topics like the making of the film, their career, respect towards parents, the negativity of media, and Bhojpuri connection.

Q5. What has the audience response been like?

The film is being praised as an entertaining and strong family film.

Q6. What is the main attraction of the film?

The film's humorous scenes, entertaining dances, and emotional scenes keep the audience engaged.

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