
Sharvari says she hopes audiences remember the characters she plays rather than how much her films earn. In an interview with Hindustan Times, the actor said Main Vaapas Aaunga is in its…
Sharvari says she hopes audiences remember the characters she plays rather than how much her films earn. In an interview with Hindustan Times, the actor said Main Vaapas Aaunga is in its fifth week in theatres and has found an audience through word of mouth. She described the days after its release as nerve-racking but said she trusted the film would connect with viewers.

Sharvari said fans have begun calling her Jia, her character in the film. She is now filming her next project with Ali Abbas Zafar, opposite Ahaan Panday. The actor also spoke about becoming more confident with fashion and wanting challenging roles that help her keep learning and reinventing herself.
The lazy reading would be to treat one theatrical run as proof that Sharvari has already secured a place among Bollywood’s top actors. The opposite claim, that box office alone defines her progress, is just as narrow. Her own test is more useful: varied roles, stronger performances and characters audiences remember. The next few releases, and the roles she chooses in them, will show whether this is a lasting shift or a short run of goodwill.
Source: hindustantimes.com
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