The actress posted a graceful dance clip from the film’s title track, recalling the golden‑era heroines that inspired her childhood dreams.
Sharvari’s Instagram feed lit up on Thursday with a polished dance number from the title track of Sooraj Barjatya’s upcoming romance Yeh Prem Mol Liya. The clip, filmed against a lavish set that echoes the opulent aesthetics of 1990s Hindi cinema, shows the actress twirling in a pastel lehenga while a 25‑piece orchestra swells in the background.
"Bollywood songs and dance are actually a big part of why I wanted to become an actor," she said in the caption accompanying the video. "I grew up watching Madhuri ma’am in ‘Didi Tera Devar Deewana’, Karisma ma’am and Sonali ma’am in ‘Maiyya Yashoda’, and I would come home and dance to these songs, imagining myself as that heroine on screen one day."
Her words underline a sentiment many fans share: the longing to step into the larger‑than‑life world of classic song‑and‑dance narratives. Sharvari added that the Yeh Prem Mol Liya title track, composed by Himesh Reshammiya and sung by Shreya Ghoshal with Nihal Tauro, lets her live that nostalgia. "I’ve always loved the romance, emotion and larger‑than‑life magic of classic Bollywood songs, the way you could tell an entire story through a song and dance," she explained. "So getting to experience that with Sooraj Barjatya Ji’s Yeh Prem Mol Liya feels incredibly special. It feels like a beautiful full‑circle moment, getting to live the kind of Bollywood I grew up watching and dreaming about."
The performance was unveiled at Mumbai’s Royal Opera House, where a live orchestra accompanied the singers. The launch emphasized the film’s commitment to an old‑school musical format, a hallmark of Barjatya’s family‑centric storytelling. The title track also features Ayushmann Khurrana, whose chemistry with Sharvari is expected to anchor the film’s romantic core.
Industry watchers note that Sharvari’s move aligns with a broader trend of young actors embracing retro aesthetics to differentiate their projects in a crowded release calendar. With The Paradise and The Vvaan dominating the box‑office chatter this week, a song‑driven promotional push could give Barjatya’s film a distinct identity.
Fans have already flooded the comments, many recalling their own childhood dance‑offs to Madhuri’s iconic moves. The hashtag #YehPremMolLiya trended briefly, and several users shared clips of themselves mimicking Sharvari’s steps.
While the movie’s release date remains unannounced, Barjatya hinted in a recent interview that the film aims to blend progressive storytelling with the values that defined his earlier hits. If the title track’s reception is any indicator, the project may well capture both nostalgia‑hungry audiences and a younger demographic seeking fresh romance narratives.
What’s next?
The next promotional milestone is a teaser slated for release next week, which promises a glimpse of the film’s family‑drama elements. Until then, Sharvari’s dance video will continue to circulate, reminding viewers that classic Bollywood’s sparkle still resonates in 2026.
All quotes are taken from Sharvari’s own Instagram post and interview statements reported by Bollywood Hungama.
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