Janhvi Kapoor and Khushi Kapoor absent from Anshula Kapoor’s Seoul bachelorette, fans notice quietly

Anshula Kapoor is steadily stepping into the public spotlight, moving beyond her identity as a behind-the-scenes entrepreneur to build a visible presence across social media and OTT platforms. Known as the founder of the charity platform Fankind and daughter of producer Boney Kapoor, Anshula is now drawing attention for both her personal milestones and professional choices.

Her recent social media updates have centred around what she calls her “bride era,” following her engagement to screenwriter Rohan Thakkar. The couple got engaged in October 2025 after a proposal in Central Park, New York City. Since then, Anshula has been actively sharing glimpses of her journey, including moments from her bachelorette trip to Seoul. Her posts, captioned with phrases like “Seoulsters for life” and “Bachelorette behavior with my OGs,” have resonated with followers for their candid and playful tone.

However, what has also caught attention is the absence of her step-sisters Janhvi Kapoor and Khushi Kapoor from the bachelorette celebrations. While Anshula was seen celebrating with her close circle of friends, the Kapoor sisters did not feature in the shared photos or videos, sparking curiosity among followers. There has been no official clarification from the family regarding their absence.

The celebrations began earlier with a traditional Gujarati Gor Dhana ceremony held in Mumbai, marking the formal union of the two families. These personal updates have contributed to a growing public interest in Anshula’s life, positioning her as a relatable figure balancing family legacy and individuality.

Parallel to these developments, 2025 also marked her entry into reality television. Anshula made her debut on the Indian adaptation of The Traitors, hosted by Karan Johar for Amazon Prime Video. Her participation, alongside her aunt Maheep Kapoor, was noted for her composed gameplay and marked her first appearance on an OTT platform. She has also been linked to another competitive series, The 50, on JioHotstar.

Despite her growing media presence, Anshula continues to use her platform to speak about body positivity and her experience with PCOS, maintaining a consistent and personal voice online. A graduate of Barnard College, she represents a shift in how members of film families are crafting independent narratives.