How far can one go for love? Sunny Kaushal’s rumored girlfriend Sharvari Wagh reveals about her ‘Beintehaa Mohabbat.’
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Summary: Amid rumors that Sunny Kaushal and Sharvari Wagh are dating, Sharvari Wagh says, "There's no in-between," on how far she can go for love.
Sharvari Wagh, a Bollywood actress, worked as an assistant director in the films Pyaar Ka Punchnama 2, Bajirao Mastani, and Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety before making her acting debut in the series The Forgotten Army—Azaadi Ke Liye in 2020. She appeared in the series alongside Vicky Kaushal's brother, Sunny Kaushal.
Sharvari and Sunny have since developed a close friendship, which has led to rumors of a romantic relationship. Sharvari then received the Filmfare Award for Best Female Debut and the IIFA Award for Star Debut of the Year—Female for appearing in the film Bunty Aur Babli 2.
Actor Sunny Kaushal, brother of Vicky Kaushal, has reportedly been seeing actress Sharvari Wagh for some years. They've been seen together several times, which has only fueled the fires. Sharvari has now revealed her qualities as a lover.
The Bunty Aur Babli 2 actress recently gave an interview to India Today where she said, "There is no in-between. Hence, my ability to pursue my love will entirely depend on how deeply I fall in love. For love, I can move across nations, continents, and oceans. I'm able to go across space in search of love."
Sharvari expressed her gratitude for having the chance to achieve what she loves in the same interview. "It's a treasured feeling if I can make a difference in any way, even for a brief period, to people's happiness and help them forget their worries."
In response to their relationship rumors, Sunny Kaushal had earlier told News18 Showsha, "I have told my parents long ago not to look at me as though I am the next in line. The news about my personal life doesn't concern me. Because you realize that they are just news headlines at the end of the day, they have no negative impact on our equation. Making it a reality and treating it seriously would be foolish of us."
