19
In the early hours of August 15, actress Sharvari Wagh was spotted seeking divine blessings at the renowned Siddhivinayak Temple, just hours after the release of her latest film, ‘Vedaa’. The film, which stars Sharvari alongside John Abraham, hit theatres on the same day as two other highly anticipated films—’Stree 2‘, starring Shraddha Kapoor and Rajkummar Rao, and ‘Khel Khel Mein’, featuring Akshay Kumar and Taapsee Pannu.
Dressed in a radiant yellow salwar-kurta set adorned with delicate floral patterns, Sharvari looked both serene and elegant as she paid her respects at the temple. This moment of spiritual reflection comes at a pivotal time in her career. Her last film, ‘Munjya’, was a notable success, and she is currently immersed in the filming of ‘Alpha’ alongside Alia Bhatt, even as ‘Vedaa’ begins its journey in cinemas.
‘Vedaa’ is a film rooted in harsh realities, drawing inspiration from true and tragic events. The narrative delves deep into the grim world of caste-based violence and social discrimination, shining a light on the horrific consequences of societal injustices. The film takes cues from the harrowing stories of Manoj and Babli, victims of a brutal honor killing, and Meenakshi Kumari, who endured a barbaric punishment at the hands of an all-male village council. These real-life tragedies serve as the backbone for the movie’s intense and emotional storyline.At the heart of ‘Vedaa’ is the character portrayed by Sharvari Wagh, a passionate law student with a strong interest in boxing. Vedaa lives a peaceful life with her sister Geetanjali, brother Vinod, and their parents until an unexpected and life-altering event thrusts them into a world of unimaginable horrors. The film explores the depths of societal injustice and the personal toll it takes on those who become entangled in its merciless grip.
Sharvari’s portrayal of Vedaa has been met with anticipation, as she brings to life the struggles of a young woman caught in a storm of social and familial turmoil. The film’s release marks a significant milestone in Sharvari’s career, as she continues to navigate the complex and demanding world of Indian cinema.
Dressed in a radiant yellow salwar-kurta set adorned with delicate floral patterns, Sharvari looked both serene and elegant as she paid her respects at the temple. This moment of spiritual reflection comes at a pivotal time in her career. Her last film, ‘Munjya’, was a notable success, and she is currently immersed in the filming of ‘Alpha’ alongside Alia Bhatt, even as ‘Vedaa’ begins its journey in cinemas.
‘Vedaa’ is a film rooted in harsh realities, drawing inspiration from true and tragic events. The narrative delves deep into the grim world of caste-based violence and social discrimination, shining a light on the horrific consequences of societal injustices. The film takes cues from the harrowing stories of Manoj and Babli, victims of a brutal honor killing, and Meenakshi Kumari, who endured a barbaric punishment at the hands of an all-male village council. These real-life tragedies serve as the backbone for the movie’s intense and emotional storyline.At the heart of ‘Vedaa’ is the character portrayed by Sharvari Wagh, a passionate law student with a strong interest in boxing. Vedaa lives a peaceful life with her sister Geetanjali, brother Vinod, and their parents until an unexpected and life-altering event thrusts them into a world of unimaginable horrors. The film explores the depths of societal injustice and the personal toll it takes on those who become entangled in its merciless grip.
Sharvari’s portrayal of Vedaa has been met with anticipation, as she brings to life the struggles of a young woman caught in a storm of social and familial turmoil. The film’s release marks a significant milestone in Sharvari’s career, as she continues to navigate the complex and demanding world of Indian cinema.
Vedaa | Song – Zaroorat Se Zyada
