Actor Sharvari shared behind-the-scenes glimpses from the song Maskara and posted an emotional note for director Imtiaz Ali on Friday. The track is from her upcoming film Main Vaapas Aaungawhich is set to release in theatres on June 12.
Along with the photos and video, Sharvari wrote about the feeling at the centre of the song and thanked Imtiaz Ali for shaping her performance. Her post looked back at the making of the mask song and described the experience as an important part of her journey on the film.
Sharvari on the feeling behind Maskara
In her caption, Sharvari wrote, “‘Kiss-miss yara’ (lowkey my favourite emotion) is a fictional wordplay but so accurately describes the tingling feeling of falling in love for the first time (sic).” The actor said she and Imtiaz Ali referred to this feeling as an emotion that Jiya (her character) went through many times in her life.
Sharvari also wrote that working on mask with the filmmaker had been “such a beautiful experience”. She thanked him for guiding her with patience, clarity and warmth through “every emotion, every laughter, every moment of it”. She said she learnt a great deal by observing how he understood emotions and storytelling. The actor said she was thankful for his trust, encouragement and support.
Her message for Imtiaz Ali
In her note, she also wrote that Imtiaz helped her discover shades in her performance that she didn’t even know were there.“Forever grateful to have shared this journey with you (sic),” Sharvari wrote, while signing off as Jiya.
About Main Vaapas Aaunga
Main Vaapas Aaunga stars Diljit Dosanjh, Naseeruddin Shah, Sharvari Wagh and Vedang Raina in pivotal roles.
The teaser of the film has already been released. In an official statement, Imtiaz Ali said the film draws almost entirely from stories of people during the Partition, while also holding on to the early feeling of love that was too personal to share.
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