Sharvari, who recently gained recognition for her roles in "Maharaj" with Junaid Khan and the horror comedy "Munjya," is gearing up for her next big project.
She will be starring alongside Alia Bhatt in Yash Raj Film's upcoming Spy Universe movie "Alpha," where both actresses will portray secret agents.
Reflecting on her recent success, Sharvari expressed her amazement at having two films simultaneously running in theaters and on an OTT platform, calling it an "overwhelming" experience. Her first two films have been well-received both commercially and critically, and she feels blessed by the opportunity to reach a wide audience.
Updating fans on "Alpha," Sharvari revealed that although she hasn't started filming yet, the preparation has been intense and rewarding. Working with Alia Bhatt, whom she admires both personally and professionally, is a significant opportunity for her. Sharvari described her time spent with Alia as a "masterclass in acting," highlighting how much she is learning from being around such a talented artist.
Sharvari is equally excited about collaborating with director Shiv Rawail, known for his work on "The Railway Men." She praised Rawail's fresh ideas and appreciates his openness to listening to his actors, which makes the preparation process enjoyable and enriching, reported The Indian Express.
The Spy Universe of YRF, already featuring popular titles like Shah Rukh Khan's "Pathaan," Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif's "Tiger" series, and Hrithik Roshan and Tiger Shroff's "War," will soon include "Alpha."
Sharvari and Alia Bhatt's involvement marks a significant addition, as the film will showcase two female leads performing high-octane action sequences. Sharvari notes that this is a new direction for the cinema and carries a lot of responsibility.
In preparation for her role, Sharvari is undergoing rigorous action training daily. As filming approaches, the training has become even more demanding. She embraces the challenge, finding it both exciting and fulfilling. Her preparation also involves extensive script analysis and deep contemplation about her character and the film, ensuring she is ready to deliver a compelling performance in "Alpha."