Sharvari remembers being star-struck on the set of *Bajirao Mastani*, recalling how she was captivated when Deepika Padukone asked for her name and found it impossible to look away from Priyanka Chopra.

 Sharvari described her time on the set of *Bajirao Mastani* as a valuable learning experience. She is now starring in the lead role in *Vedaa*.

Deepika Padukone and Priyanka Chopra in Bajirao Mastani.

Sharvari, who recently achieved success with *Munjya*, is currently promoting her new film *Vedaa*, which features John Abraham. She has also secured her next project alongside Alia Bhatt in YRF’s spy-verse. In a recent interview, Sharvari reflected on her long journey in Hindi cinema, including an earlier experience as an intern on the set of *Bajirao Mastani*. 

During a conversation with YouTuber Shubhankar Mishra, Sharvari shared that while interning on Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s *Bajirao Mastani*, she took on various tasks throughout the shoot. One memorable moment was during the filming of the song “Deewani Mastani,” where she was responsible for timing the opening of the doors as Deepika Padukone’s character entered. Sharvari recounted, “There was a shot where Deepika was walking in, and the doors had to open precisely as she looked up. I was stationed by one of the doors, waiting for the exact moment to open it.”

She also recalled her first interaction with Deepika Padukone, saying, “Deepika didn’t just say ‘excuse me’ or ‘listen to me.’ Instead, she asked, ‘What is your name?’ I replied, ‘My name is Sharvari,’ and she acknowledged it with a simple ‘okay, Sharvari.’ I went home that day feeling ecstatic, thinking, ‘Deepika Padukone asked my name.’ It was incredible just to be on that set with such actors.”

The *Vedaa* actor also reminisced about a moment when she missed work just to watch Priyanka Chopra perform. "There was a particular shot in the same song where Priyanka's character looks through the jharokha and conveys an understanding of the situation with just her expression. Each take was more brilliant than the last. I couldn’t tear my eyes away from the monitor, even though I knew I might get in trouble for not doing my assigned tasks. Despite not having any dialogue, Priyanka's performance was mesmerizing, and I was completely captivated," she said.

In the same discussion, Sharvari talked about how meeting the right people at the right time played a crucial role in her career and how her association with YRF led to more opportunities. She reflected on how, despite *Bunty Aur Babli 2* not being a success, it opened doors for her, including landing the role in *Vedaa*. "A lot of doors opened for me after *Bunty Aur Babli 2*," she explained. She went on to share that Nikkhil Advani was searching for an actor for *Vedaa* and mentioned this to Rani Mukerji during the filming of *Mrs Chatterjee vs Norway*. Since Rani had recently worked with Sharvari, she recommended her for the project.