One year after the release of the horror-comedy hit Munjya, rising star Sharvari brought the celebration full circle with an unforgettable surprise for her most loyal fans. Known for her breakout performance as Bela and the instantly iconic dance track “Taras,” Sharvari marked the film’s anniversary with a heartwarming event that showcased not just her talent, but her genuine love for the audience who helped make the film a ₹100-crore success.
Sharvari surprises fans with dance and gratitude as Munjya turns one
The anniversary celebration took a delightful turn when Sharvari walked into what her fans believed was a routine dance workshop. The room erupted with gasps, cheers, and emotional smiles as the actor made her surprise entry—beaming and ready to join the fun. What followed was a spontaneous and electrifying recreation of the “Taras” hookstep, led by Sharvari herself, who danced side by side with the stunned crowd.
But the surprises didn’t end there. In a touching gesture, fans had secretly prepared a small birthday gift for the film, a tribute to what Munjya has meant to them over the past year. The event culminated in a cheerful photo session, giving fans a chance to capture memories with the actor who brought Bela to life.
Reflecting on the journey, Sharvari shared, “I still can’t believe it’s already been a year since Munjya released. Playing Bela was such a creatively fulfilling experience, but what truly took me by surprise was the overwhelming love audiences showed for our dance track ‘Taras.’ For someone just starting out, having a producer like Dinesh Vijan sir back me with such a big, high-energy number was surreal. I have only seen established actors or dancing idols getting big dance numbers because they have the pull and the popularity to hook people’s interest. It is a great pat on my shoulders that I can do it too and try to have a hit dance anthem to my credit!”
The actor also opened up about her personal connection to the film’s roots, saying, “Being a Maharashtrian, I’ve always been fascinated by mythology and folklore. I had heard of Munjya growing up, but when this script came to me, the level of detail and imagination just blew my mind. I thoroughly enjoyed shooting for the film and we all had a great rapport on set which made things easy. Munjya was India’s first CGI actor… There was no character reference that we could see so we all had an imagination and we were acting/reacting on our own.”
She added, “The idea of Marathi folklore becoming a big-scale Hindi film excited me instantly. And with Aditya Sarpotdar sir directing it, I was thrilled. I’ve seen most of his films and they have been mind-blowing. We also shot in the Konkan belt, and he was so well-versed with everyone there—the language, the terrain, the food, the delicacies. We learnt a great deal from him.”
Looking back on Munjya’s resounding success, Sharvari concluded, “To see Munjya cross the ₹100-crore mark and still be so loved a year later feels surreal. And the fan celebration today made it all even more special. Walking into the dance workshop and seeing their faces light up genuinely moved me. I got to thank them in person for carrying Bela and ‘Taras’ with them over the past year. One of them even asked me to do the hookstep—and of course, I had to join in! We danced together, shared laughs, and they even surprised me with a sweet birthday gift for the film’s anniversary. It was one of those full-heart moments that reminded me exactly why I love being part of cinema.”
With moments like these, Sharvari continues to carve out her place as one of Indian cinema’s most promising talents—not just for her onscreen presence, but for the authenticity and joy she brings off-screen too.
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