The actress shared a graceful reel of the title track, citing childhood Bollywood memories, while the song features Ayushmann Khurrana, Himesh Reshammiya’s music and a 25‑piece orchestra.
Sharvari has officially stepped into a retro‑heroine mould, releasing a polished dance clip for the title song of Sooraj Barjatya’s upcoming film Yeh Prem Mol Liya. The short video, posted on her Instagram, shows the actress twirling in period‑styled costumes, her moves echoing the golden era of Hindi cinema.
The reel was timed with a live launch at Mumbai’s Royal Opera House, where a 25‑musician ensemble performed the track. The song pairs Ayushmann Khurrana with Sharvari, while Himesh Reshammiya provides the music and Shreya Ghoshal joins Nihal Tauro on vocals.
“Entering my Sooraj Barjatya heroine era with Yeh Prem Mol Liya,” Sharvari captioned the post, adding that classic Bollywood songs shaped her dream of acting.
She went on to reminisce about growing up with Madhuri Dixit’s Didi Tera Devar Deewana, Karisma Kapoor’s Maiyya Yashoda and Sonali Bendre’s dance numbers, saying those moments nudged her toward the screen. “Those scenes made me fall in love with Bollywood,” she wrote, describing the new video as a “full‑circle moment.”
Fans have flooded the comment section, applauding the nostalgic vibe and the chemistry between Sharvari and Ayushmann. Many noted the orchestral backing, calling it a refreshing break from the synth‑heavy tracks that dominate current releases.
A nostalgic turn for Sharvari
Industry observers see this move as a strategic pivot. After a string of contemporary roles, the actress appears to be courting the family‑drama audience that Barjatya traditionally serves. The director’s brand, built on wholesome romance and cultural rituals, aligns with Sharvari’s expressed love for “larger‑than‑life magic” in classic songs.
The track’s melody, described by Filmfare as quintessentially Indian, already enjoys strong streaming numbers, hinting at a potential chart‑buster ahead of the film’s release. Himesh Reshammiya’s involvement adds another layer of nostalgia, given his own legacy of melodious numbers from the 2000s.
While the video is still fresh, early social metrics suggest a viral trajectory. Hashtags featuring #YehPremMolLiya and #SharvariDance have trended across Instagram and Twitter, with fans recreating the steps in home‑made clips.
The upcoming film, slated for a festive release later this year, may benefit from this early buzz. If the song’s reception translates to box‑office footfall, Barjatya could be looking at another family‑oriented hit.
For now, Sharvari’s dance video is a love letter to the era that inspired her, and a promise that the upcoming film will deliver the romance, music and visual flair that audiences associate with classic Bollywood.
The next milestone will be the film’s trailer, expected in the coming weeks, which should reveal how the full song fits into the narrative.
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