Janhvi Kapoor's rumoured boyfriend Shikhar Pahariya calls her "my dream, my queen" after Param Sundari Release

Shikhar Pahariya calls Janhvi Kapoor her dream and queen

Janhvi Kapoor has been making waves with her striking performance in Param Sundari opposite Sidharth Malhotra. But it was her rumoured boyfriend Shikhar Pahariya who stole attention online when he couldn’t resist showering love on her after the film’s release.

Sharing a still from the movie on his Instagram Stories, Shikhar posted a picture of Janhvi looking every bit the graceful leading lady in a soft pink saree, adorned with jewellery that perfectly captured a South Indian vibe. Alongside the image, he wrote: “My dream, my queen”, adding “wow wow wow” with a red heart emoji and a crown emoji.

The affectionate post has once again brought the spotlight onto Janhvi and Shikhar’s relationship, which has long been a subject of speculation and interest. The two have been linked for some time, with their appearances together — from wedding functions to private getaways — often fuelling the rumour mill. Janhvi was even spotted wearing a necklace with Shikhar’s name on it during promotions.

Naturally, fans have begun to wonder whether the couple is heading towards marriage. While the whispers continue to grow louder, Janhvi herself has addressed the speculation with humour and clarity. Speaking at Pinkvilla’s Masterclass, she said: “I am very happy in my life right now. Neither I nor him has any time for multiplication right now.”

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For now, Janhvi appears deeply focused on her career. Param Sundari has only added to her momentum, drawing praise for her performance and screen presence. At the same time, Shikhar’s open admiration shows the unwavering support she has from him, whether or not the two choose to comment publicly on their relationship status.

A part of review from Moneycontrol read, "The film begins on a fresh note, with novelty in its concept and some fun moments in the early stages. However, once the love story kicks in, it drags for far too long and loses its spark. What could have been sharp and brisk feels stretched, and the charm wears off in places. That said, Kerala’s colourful landscapes add vibrancy, and the quirky local characters help in keeping the narrative alive. The humour occasionally lands well, offering small bursts of joy when the story begins to feel repetitive."