Janhvi Kapoor Stands Firm Physical Cheating Is a Deal Breaker

During a recent episode of Amazon Prime’s Too Much, hosted by Twinkle Khanna and Kajol, Bollywood actress Janhvi Kapoor shared her unflinching views on cheating. When asked whether emotional or physical infidelity is worse, Janhvi made it clear that physical cheating is a deal breaker for her, while some other guests admitted they could "ignore" such mistakes.

Initially acknowledging that both emotional and physical cheating are wrong, Janhvi disagreed when Twinkle Khanna suggested moving on with the phrase, “Raat gayi, baat gayi.” Janhvi firmly responded, “Baat nahi jaati,” emphasizing that betrayal cannot simply be brushed aside.

The clip quickly went viral, with fans praising Janhvi for her strong stance. One social media user wrote, “Big respect to Janhvi for standing her ground… That kind of mindset is so toxic; it really shows how normalized cheating was for that generation.” Another commented, “Janhvi is the only one with standards here. I'm glad she stood her ground.”

Experts weigh in on the debate between physical and emotional cheating. Emotional Intelligence Coach Shivam explains, “Both are bad. Both are breaking points for a relationship. Once you’ve crossed that line—whether emotionally or physically—you’ve already made the decision to deceive your partner and lose their trust.”

Shivam adds that infidelity often follows a pattern: “For women, it often begins with emotional intimacy and may progress to physical intimacy. For men, it typically starts with physical intimacy and may evolve into emotional connection.”

The reasons behind cheating can differ. Women may cheat due to emotional neglect or lack of communication, while men may initially seek excitement or novelty. However, Shivam stresses that infidelity, in any form, signals a deeper issue—a lack of respect and trust, prioritizing personal needs over the relationship.

When asked about rebuilding relationships after cheating, Shivam notes, “It’s very difficult to rebuild something once trust is broken. Most of the time, cheating—whether emotional or physical—marks the end of the relationship.”

As online debates continue, Janhvi Kapoor’s firm stance reminds audiences that while opinions on emotional versus physical betrayal may vary, trust remains the cornerstone of any lasting relationship.