Sharvari had it all figured out. She'd debut in a big web series, Kabir Khan's The Forgotten Army (Amazon Prime), and then make her big screen entry with Yash Raj's Bunty Aur Babli 2. But the Covid-19 pandemic played spoilsport. Both the series and the film failed to make an impression and for three years she disappeared off the screens. How ever, behind the scenes, Sharvari was patient and persevering. "Those three years were bittersweet. Bitter because I had to keep changing plans. And sweet because Bunty Aur Babli 2 did get me meetings and auditions," she says.
All the hard work has paid off in 2024.
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