Sharvari on entering As A First Female-led Spy in YRF Universe alongside Alia Bhatt

Bollywood: Sharvari Wagh is ready to join Alia Bhatt in the YRF Spy Universe's first female-led film, 'Alpha,' which is slated for a Christmas release. Sharwari Wagh is all set and excited for this movie. According to Sharwari, this role is one of her career's biggest challenges. She confesses that this movie has proven to be exceptionally challenging, and she expects the film to redefine the spy genre by shattering existing conventions.

In the film, Alia and Sharvari will be seen in the role of a super-agent. Shiv Rawail is directing the film. “Alpha is a very exciting project. It will be released on Christmas this year. I'm looking forward to bringing this film to the theatres, especially because it is the first spy universe film with two women that is leading it,” says Sharvari, who has become the face of premium cat food brand SHEBA.

“It truly is the first women's action film. And I think that it will break a lot of glass ceilings. So, I'm excited and a little bit nervous about the film. I am keeping my fingers crossed about the same," adds the actor, who was in Delhi recently for an event of the brand. Sharvari found the YRF Spy Universe project challenging due to the new action genre, which was very new to her. 

“What challenged me was the genre of the film, which is action. The genre an action is something that I have not done before. Though I did one film, Vedaa, in a similar space, it was more of a survival action. Alpha is a more sleek and stylish action,” she says, adding, “It was very different from the work that I had done before. The most challenging part would be this”.

Sharvari reflects on the changes after her recent success, saying it has brought gratitude and responsibility. The actor says, “There was always a very high benchmark for myself. I'm only striving to reach there and get there."

“I have truly been grateful for last year and this year. I have seen and met so many people who have loved and appreciated my work. This entire year has just been full of gratitude. I think it brings a lot of responsibility because now there truly are fans out there. I hope that every time I come into the theatres, I'm able to impress them and keep their engagement alive,” she ends.

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