Jaanvi Swarup, daughter of Manjula Ghattamaneni and granddaughter of late superstar Krishna, is preparing for her Tollywood debut. Manjula recently shared insights about her daughter's readiness and journey toward acting. Despite belonging to the renowned Ghattamaneni family, which includes uncle Mahesh Babu, Jaanvi was raised away from the limelight. Manjula and her husband Sanjay consciously kept their daughter off social media and shielded her from public events to ensure a normal childhood. However, over the past few years, Jaanvi has shown clear interest in acting. She has completed training in acting and dance in Mumbai and is now fully prepared for her film career. Manjula believes Jaanvi is naturally talented, sorted, and capable of making her own decisions. The family acknowledges that their success and opportunities stem from Krishna's legacy and goodwill, which continues to open doors for the younger generation.
Shielded Childhood and Natural Talent
Manjula revealed that she and Sanjay deliberately kept Jaanvi away from the spotlight, avoiding social media and public appearances. Growing up in Chennai, Manjula herself experienced a normal childhood in anonymity, which she wanted to replicate for her daughter. Jaanvi first acted in Manasuku Nachindi in 2018 at age ten, where Manjula noticed natural spontaneity in her performance. Despite recognizing this talent early, the family chose not to push formal training immediately. Instead, they allowed Jaanvi to explore life normally. Over the last 3-4 years, Jaanvi developed a strong interest in acting and eventually made a clear decision to pursue cinema. Manjula now says her daughter is driven by passion and has completed comprehensive acting and dance training in Mumbai, making her fully prepared for her debut.
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