Mumbai: Actor Sharvari has spoken about her curiosity for languages and the creative opportunities they offer performers, saying that India’s linguistic diversity gives actors a great deal to explore and understand.
Sharvari, who speaks Marathi at home, shared her thoughts while discussing her role in Main Vapas Aaunga. In the film, she plays a woman from Punjab, a character that introduced her to a different cultural and linguistic background.
The actor spoke about her experience during promotions for the film alongside co-star Vedang Raina and filmmaker Imtiaz Ali.
“Languages Excite Me”
Discussing the cultural and linguistic differences she encountered while preparing for her character, Sharvari said that languages have always interested her.
“I speak Marathi at home. It’s a completely different language. But I really think that languages excite me. Especially because there are so many languages in our country. There is so much for an actor to explore, so much to learn and understand,” she said.
Sharvari explained that Marathi continues to hold a special emotional connection for her.
“Even today, when I have to listen to music for a scene, I still listen to Marathi music because it’s the language that speaks to me truly,” she added.
Her Emotional Connection With Marathi
The actor further explained why Marathi remains closely connected to her personal experience and emotional expression.
“The words of that language make me feel something most deeply,” Sharvari said.
At the same time, she spoke about how her background had made her more open to learning and engaging with other languages.
She said that being exposed to one linguistic and cultural tradition had encouraged her to explore others as well.
Learning Through Different Cultures
Sharvari’s role in Main Vapas Aaunga reportedly required her to engage with a cultural setting different from her own. The experience, she said, gave her an opportunity to learn more during the filmmaking process.
“I really enjoyed learning new languages also in this process,” she said.
For actors, language can play an important role in building a character. Accent, vocabulary, rhythm and pronunciation can contribute to how a character’s background and personality are represented on screen.
Sharvari’s comments highlight the creative possibilities that come with India’s linguistic diversity, particularly for performers who work across regions and film industries.
About Main Vapas Aaunga
Main Vapas Aaunga is described as a love story set against the backdrop of the Partition of India and the mass migration associated with that period.
According to the information provided, the film explores human relationships and emotional connections within the context of a significant chapter in the subcontinent’s history.
The project reportedly features Diljit Dosanjh and Naseeruddin Shah, with Sharvari and Vedang Raina also associated with the film.
The film is produced by Birla Studios and Applause Entertainment, along with other production partners mentioned in the project’s promotional material.
Sharvari’s Upcoming Film Journey
Sharvari has continued to build her career through roles that place her in different worlds and cultural settings. Her comments about Main Vapas Aaunga offer a glimpse into how actors can use language as part of their preparation and creative process.
From understanding a character’s cultural background to becoming familiar with linguistic nuances, language can be an important part of creating a convincing performance.
For Sharvari, the experience appears to have reinforced an interest she already had in India’s diverse languages.
With new projects and characters offering different creative challenges, the actor’s curiosity about language and culture could continue to play an important role in her approach to future performances.
