Remember those moments when you’ve looked up to someone with starry eyes, dreaming of walking in their shoes one day? Well, Sharvari’s journey from being an assistant on Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s epic “Bajirao Mastani” to becoming an actor herself is nothing short of that dream come true.
Sharvari, known for her roles in “The Forgotten Army” and “Bunty Aur Babli 2,” reminisces about her time as an assistant director on the sets of “Bajirao Mastani.” For her, stepping onto Bhansali’s set every day felt like stepping into a dream. She vividly recalls the feeling of anticipation and determination, whispering to herself as she left, “One day I am going to walk here as an actor.”
Sharvari On Learning from the Master: The Sanjay Leela Bhansali Experience
Working closely with Bhansali, Sharvari learned firsthand how dreams are transformed into cinematic reality. She describes the experience as mesmerizing, a journey into the heart of filmmaking where every detail matters.
One particular memory stands out: the meticulous attention to detail Bhansali demanded. Whether it was ensuring that each extra in a crowded scene was perfectly adorned or meticulously correcting the tilt of a headgear, Bhansali’s dedication to perfection left a lasting impression on Sharvari.
Sharvari’s aspiration to be a Bhansali heroine isn’t just about fame; it’s about immersing herself in the grandeur of his cinematic vision. From the extravagant sets to the larger-than-life songs, she is drawn to the magic Bhansali weaves on screen.
But it’s not just about the glitz and glamour. Sharvari admires Bhansali’s ability to mold his actors, shaping their performances into something truly extraordinary. It’s a craft she hopes to master herself one day.
A Glimpse into “Munjya” and Beyond
As Sharvari eagerly awaits the release of her upcoming horror comedy “Munjya,” she reflects on the journey that brought her here. Co-starring with Mona Singh, the film promises to offer audiences a delightful blend of scares and laughs, hitting theaters on June 7th.
But Sharvari’s journey doesn’t end there. She’s set to join Alia Bhatt in the next YRF spy universe film, directed by Shiv Rawail. It’s a testament to her determination and talent, a new chapter in her ever-evolving career.
A Controversial Debut: “Heeramandi” and the Critics
While Bhansali continues to make waves in the industry, his recent foray into streaming with “Heeramandi” hasn’t been without its controversies. Despite the show’s renewal for a second season, it faced criticism for its portrayal of courtesans and historical inaccuracies. Lead star Sharmin Segal also came under fire for her performance.
As Sharvari’s journey continues to unfold, one thing remains clear: her admiration for Sanjay Leela Bhansali and the invaluable lessons she’s learned from him. From the dreamlike sets of “Bajirao Mastani” to the exciting projects that lie ahead, Sharvari’s story is one of dreams pursued and dreams realized. And who knows? Maybe one day, we’ll see her as the leading lady in a Bhansali masterpiece, bringing her own touch of magic to the screen.
