Sharvari: I hope people remember who I played more than they remember how much the film earned
When Sharvari joins us on a call between shots for her next film with Ali Abbas Zafar opposite Ahaan Panday, she is already immersed in a new world. But the glow of Main Vaapas Aaunga hasn’t quite faded and why would it? Weeks after release, the film continues to draw audiences, proving that sometimes the biggest hits aren’t manufactured, they are discovered. Outfit: Gucci, Jewellery: Reva by PNGS “It’s still a pinch-me moment,” she smiles. “We are in our fifth week in theatres, if I’m not mistaken. That’s a really long run. especially today.” For Sharvari, the film’s success feels sweeter because it wasn’t fueled by hype-it was powered by people. “You can never predict how deeply a film will connect. This kind of organic love and word of mouth is something you can’t ask for. It has to come from the audience. I’m just really grateful that the film resonated with them. There’s nothing more rewarding. The journey, however, wasn’t all celebration. The first few days after release were nerve-racking, with the team watching …
