"Favourite people, places, memories": Sharvari treats fans to unseen pictures from 'Alpha' shoot, captures Alia Bhatt
Mumbai, July 12
Actor Sharvari took her fans down memory lane of shooting the spy action-drama 'Alpha'.
Sharing a carousel of images, Sharvari, through her Instagram stories, treated fans to BTS pictures captured by her.
"Captured some of my favourite people, places & memories while shooting Alpha. Shot on film, by meeee!" she wrote.
She followed up with a string of moments, which featured scenic visuals of their surroundings and greenery. Sharvari also captured an adorable picture of her co-star Alia Bhatt.
In other pictures, Sharvari gave a sneak peek of vintage locations, mountains, and stunning buildings. She also captured pictures of crew members from 'Alpha' sets. "Thank you, Team Alpha! What a journey," Sharvari wrote in the concluding slide.
Alia Bhatt and Sharvari's 'Alpha' has received a lukewarm response from critics and moviegoers alike.
'Alpha', the latest instalment in YRF's Spy Universe, also features Bobby Deol, Anil Kapoor, and a special cameo by Hrithik Roshan. Despite its star-studded lineup and YRF's spy universe popularity, the film failed to take off as expected, opening to a muted response.
However, according to the makers, the film registered a decent opening at the box office on its first day. 'Alpha' earned Rs 17.42 crore worldwide on the release day, as per YRF.
"India Rs 11.20 crore GBOC (Rs 9.25 crore NBOC) Overseas Rs 6.22 crore GBOC (USD 647k)," the post on YRF's Instagram handle.
Directed by Shiv Rawail, 'Alpha' is the first woman-led film in the YRF Spy Universe.
— ANI
Reader Comments
It's refreshing to see Sharvari's candid side—those film shots on Instagram look so nostalgic and artistic. 📸 As for the film, I think it's a decent start for a female-led spy movie. We need more such films in Bollywood. Give it time, maybe it will grow on audiences.
Sharvari clicking pictures of Alia Bhatt—that's the wholesome content we needed! 👌 The film may not have set the box office on fire, but Rs 17 crore worldwide on day one for a female-led spy film is not bad. People need to stop comparing it to Pathaan or War. Every film has its own journey.
I watched 'Alpha' last weekend, and honestly, it was average. The action scenes were good, but the screenplay was all over the place. Sharvari's BTS photos are cute, but they feel like a distraction from the film's shortcomings. The makers should focus on quality writing next time.
I'm an American living in India, and I find this spy universe obsession fascinating. 'Alpha' didn't wow me, but the behind-the-scenes glimpses show a lot of heart. The vintage locations and mountains in Sharvari's photos—loved that! Maybe the film will find its audience on streaming platforms. 🎬
Sharvari's Instagram game is strong! Love how she captured the crew—those are the real heroes. As for the box office, Rs 11 crore in India on day one for a woman-led spy film is decent. But honestly
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