Alia Bhatt showers love on her Alpha co-star Sharvari Wagh for Vedaa trailer; ‘This girl is on fireee’

The opening scene of the movie Vedaa depicts John Abraham’s character, named Abhimanyu, being restrained by a group symbolizing an oppressive regime. Throughout the film, Sharvari plays Vedaa who fights against this corrupt system, with Abhimanyu providing aid. Action-packed scenes involving both characters are prominently displayed in the trailer.

Moreover, the involvement of actors like Tamannaah Bhatia, Mouni Roy, and Abhishek Banerjee increases the excitement for the movie Vedaa, which is directed by Nikkhil Advani. Besides them, Mahadev Singh Lakhawat, Kapil Nirmal, and other actors are part of the cast as well.

On July 5, the creators unveiled the title for Sharvari Wagh and Alia Bhatt’s spy thriller, Alpha. A 50-second video was shared, beginning with the YRF Spy Universe logo, followed by a powerful narration by Alia Bhatt announcing the movie’s name. The trailer also suggests that the film will have an exciting soundtrack.

In this rephrased version, the actress can be understood as stating: “The Greek alphabet’s initial character serves as our program’s motto – first, fastest, bravest. If you look closely, every city has its own jungle, and the alpha always rules over it.”

2023 found me buzzing with excitement when a trusted insider spilled the beans to TopMob about my beloved Alia Bhatt stepping into an exhilarating role. This time, she’s set to become a super-agent in YRF’s Spy Universe, joining the ranks of Salman Khan, Hrithik Roshan, and Shah Rukh Khan. The mastermind behind it all, Aditya Chopra, is meticulously crafting a groundbreaking female-led spy flick for Alia, an ambitious project designed to catapult her to even greater heights. I simply can’t wait!

According to reports from TopMob, it’s confirmed that Bobby Deol will portray the villain in the upcoming film. Anil Kapoor is also joining the star-studded cast. The movie is under the direction of Shiv Rawail and production by Aditya Chopra.