Sharvari calls 'Main Vaapas Aaunga' a journey of love that transcends time and boundaries
Mumbai, June 12
Actress Sharvari has opened up about her latest release 'Main Vaapas Aaunga' and described it as a deeply emotional story rooted in love, longing, and lasting memories.
Taking to Instagram, she spoke about how the experience felt personal to her, whether while reading the script or living through the moments as her character Jiya. Sharvari added that the film explores a narrative of love that transcends boundaries, time, and emotions. She expressed pride in being part of a project with such a heartfelt core.
Sharing a series of her photos, Sharvari wrote, "Today, a film very close to my heart is now in theatres for you all to experience! #MainVaapasAaunga always had a pure beating heart at its core whether it was while reading the script or living each moment as Jiya... A story about love and longing that transcends boundaries, time & memories."
"I'm incredibly proud of this film and I'm excited to share this journey with the world today! #MainVaapasAaunga in cinemas now."
In the first photo, the 'Munjya' actress can be seen striking a pose with Vedang Raina. Another candid shot shows her paying obeisance at the Golden Temple alongside him. One of the images features Sharvari enjoying kulcha chole, while another still captures filmmaker Imtiaz Ali with the directorial equipment.
In Imtiaz Ali's film "Main Wapas Aaunga," Sharvari plays the female lead, Afsana/Jiya. Her character forms the emotional core of a cross-generational love story set during the 1947 Partition of India, unfolding across two different timelines.
"Main Vaapas Aaunga" also features Diljit Dosanjh, Naseeruddin Shah, and Vedang Raina in pivotal roles. The movie is slated to hit theatres on 12th June.
— IANS
Reader Comments
Imtiaz Ali + Partition story = emotional rollercoaster. I'm a bit skeptical though because historical love stories can get too melodramatic. But Sharvari saying the script felt 'personal' gives me hope. Also, great to see Golden Temple being shown in a mainstream film with respect. 🙏
The title 'Main Vaapas Aaunga' itself carries so much weight of promises made during Partition that were never fulfilled. I hope the film does justice to those countless families who were separated forever. Diljit and Naseeruddin Shah together? That's some solid casting choice!
As someone who studied South Asian history in university, I appreciate Bollywood tackling the Partition theme. But I hope 'Main Vaapas Aaunga' focuses on the human stories rather than just the tragedy. Sharvari's enthusiasm is infectious though - and I love that she mentioned the kulcha chole scene! 😄
Okay I have mixed feelings. Sharvari is talented no doubt, but cross-generational love stories can be confusing. Also, Imtiaz Ali's recent films have been hit or miss. That said, the trailer looked promising - especially the scenes from 1947. And who doesn't want to see Diljit Dosanjh in a period role? 🎭
My grandmother was a Partition survivor. She always said the worst part wasn't losing her home but losing the chance to say goodbye to loved ones. If this film even captures 10% of that pain, it'll
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