Sharvari Surprises Fans on Munjya’s 1st Anniversary, Recreates Viral “Taras” Dance Moment

Mumbai: One year after the horror-comedy blockbuster Munjya hit theatres, rising star Sharvari celebrated its anniversary in a heartwarming and surprising way. Known for her standout performance as Bela and her electrifying dance number “Taras,” Sharvari surprised her most dedicated fans by showing up unannounced at what they thought was a routine dance workshop.

The moment she entered the room, fans erupted with cheers, gasps, and even happy tears. Sharvari’s radiant smile lit up the space as she embraced the excitement. At her fans’ request, she instantly broke into the signature “Taras” hookstep—recreating the viral moment that captured millions a year ago.

But the surprises didn’t stop there. Fans had secretly planned a small birthday surprise for the film’s anniversary, gifting her a token of appreciation for the impact Munjya had on their lives. The day ended with a fun photo session and emotional exchanges.

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Sharvari expressed her gratitude, saying:

“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 surprised me was the overwhelming love for the dance track ‘Taras.’ For someone just starting out, having a producer like Dinesh Vijan sir trust me with such a big number felt surreal.”

She added:

“Being a Maharashtrian, I grew up hearing about Munjya and Marathi folklore. But when I read this script, the imagination and detail blew my mind. It excited me to see a regional tale being told on a big Hindi cinema canvas. With Aditya Sarpotdar directing, who understands the Konkan belt so well, the whole experience was deeply enriching.”

Reflecting on the film’s success, Sharvari said:

“Seeing Munjya cross ₹100 crore and still be loved a year later feels unreal. Today’s fan celebration made it even more special. Walking into that room, seeing their faces light up, dancing together again—it was a full-heart moment that reminded me why I love cinema.”