Sharvari: 'Vedaa' is a very important film for my survival

Actress Sharvari has spoken about why her upcoming film 'Vedaa' is important for her and "her survival".

The actress said: “I hope ‘Vedaa’ becomes a huge success for us all. I’m very greedy. I want all my films to be hits! I came into this industry, my first film didn’t do well, and then I had to wait for three years because of the pandemic for my films to release and do well.”

Sharvari said that she is “hugely” thankful to filmmaker Nikkhil Advani for his faith and support in giving her such an important film and a role like ‘Vedaa.’

“When just a couple of people were backing me in the industry, it is a debt I will never be able to repay. ‘Vedaa’ is a very important film for me, for my survival, and my growth.”

The actress, who is currently basking in the success of her latest releases 'Munjya' and 'Maharaj', called herself a “director’s actor.”

Sharvari: “I’m honestly just too happy right now to enjoy this moment, and I can have this special moment in my life because of my director Nikkhil Advani, and his unflinching faith in me. I decided to be an actor for the love of the craft."

“I’m a director’s actor, and I submit to the story; that is my priority. So, what people are loving is all Nikkhil sir’s vision for ‘Vedaa',” she said.

Sharvari wished all the success to her co-star John Abraham, who she said guided her every step of the way.

“I want ‘Vedaa’ to be a huge hit for Nikkhil sir, Monisha ma’am, Madhu ma’am, for John, who also trusted me to play this part and guided me every step of the way as a true mentor. John’s guidance, his words of advice, will always ring in my ears.

“Imagine I’m doing action with the biggest action superstar of this country! It’s a dream come true for me,” she said.

Regarding the positive response to the trailer, the actress said: “The love that the trailer is getting is an incredible feeling for us all. I thank the audience for this love too. You are the reason that I’m thriving in this industry. So, I owe it all to you too.”

Indo-Asian News Service