Home Actress Pallavi Sharda HD Photos and Wallpapers August 2022 Pallavi Sharda Instagram - ‘I was inspired to be an actress through watching Hindi films’. It is what I often say to cut through the dialogue around the impact of representation. But that’s not necessarily the whole story. Olivia Newton-John was one of my idols. Perhaps more aptly, Sandy from Grease was. A woman who could move, swoon and sing in equal measures… a woman who was also - behind the mask - an Australian. I watched reruns of Grease innumerable times from my childhood living room. It - like musical Hindi films - cemented my love of character embodiment through movement, although I didn’t quite understand that yet. I remember our year 12 ‘muck up day’ (an atrocious but very fun Aussie end of school ritual) had a retro theme. I turned up in leather pants and curly hair - ‘I’m Brown Sandy’, I shrugged matter of factly. She was one of the few cult figures of my western heritage that I felt so connected to. Rest in power stalwart. We are hopelessly devoted to you 💕🙏🏽

Pallavi Sharda Instagram – ‘I was inspired to be an actress through watching Hindi films’. It is what I often say to cut through the dialogue around the impact of representation. But that’s not necessarily the whole story. Olivia Newton-John was one of my idols. Perhaps more aptly, Sandy from Grease was. A woman who could move, swoon and sing in equal measures… a woman who was also – behind the mask – an Australian. I watched reruns of Grease innumerable times from my childhood living room. It – like musical Hindi films – cemented my love of character embodiment through movement, although I didn’t quite understand that yet. I remember our year 12 ‘muck up day’ (an atrocious but very fun Aussie end of school ritual) had a retro theme. I turned up in leather pants and curly hair – ‘I’m Brown Sandy’, I shrugged matter of factly. She was one of the few cult figures of my western heritage that I felt so connected to. Rest in power stalwart. We are hopelessly devoted to you 💕🙏🏽

Pallavi Sharda Instagram - ‘I was inspired to be an actress through watching Hindi films’. It is what I often say to cut through the dialogue around the impact of representation. But that’s not necessarily the whole story. Olivia Newton-John was one of my idols. Perhaps more aptly, Sandy from Grease was. A woman who could move, swoon and sing in equal measures… a woman who was also - behind the mask - an Australian. I watched reruns of Grease innumerable times from my childhood living room. It - like musical Hindi films - cemented my love of character embodiment through movement, although I didn’t quite understand that yet. I remember our year 12 ‘muck up day’ (an atrocious but very fun Aussie end of school ritual) had a retro theme. I turned up in leather pants and curly hair - ‘I’m Brown Sandy’, I shrugged matter of factly. She was one of the few cult figures of my western heritage that I felt so connected to. Rest in power stalwart. We are hopelessly devoted to you 💕🙏🏽

Pallavi Sharda Instagram – ‘I was inspired to be an actress through watching Hindi films’. It is what I often say to cut through the dialogue around the impact of representation. But that’s not necessarily the whole story.

Olivia Newton-John was one of my idols. Perhaps more aptly, Sandy from Grease was. A woman who could move, swoon and sing in equal measures… a woman who was also – behind the mask – an Australian. I watched reruns of Grease innumerable times from my childhood living room. It – like musical Hindi films – cemented my love of character embodiment through movement, although I didn’t quite understand that yet. I remember our year 12 ‘muck up day’ (an atrocious but very fun Aussie end of school ritual) had a retro theme. I turned up in leather pants and curly hair – ‘I’m Brown Sandy’, I shrugged matter of factly. She was one of the few cult figures of my western heritage that I felt so connected to.

Rest in power stalwart. We are hopelessly devoted to you 💕🙏🏽 | Posted on 09/Aug/2022 04:02:46

Pallavi Sharda Instagram – ‘I was inspired to be an actress through watching Hindi films’. It is what I often say to cut through the dialogue around the impact of representation. But that’s not necessarily the whole story.

Olivia Newton-John was one of my idols. Perhaps more aptly, Sandy from Grease was. A woman who could move, swoon and sing in equal measures… a woman who was also – behind the mask – an Australian. I watched reruns of Grease innumerable times from my childhood living room. It – like musical Hindi films – cemented my love of character embodiment through movement, although I didn’t quite understand that yet. I remember our year 12 ‘muck up day’ (an atrocious but very fun Aussie end of school ritual) had a retro theme. I turned up in leather pants and curly hair – ‘I’m Brown Sandy’, I shrugged matter of factly. She was one of the few cult figures of my western heritage that I felt so connected to. 

Rest in power stalwart. We are hopelessly devoted to you 💕🙏🏽
Pallavi Sharda Instagram – Show me love like they do it in the pictures! 💃🏽

Words can’t describe the love in which the Wedding Season family basked on Friday night… yes it was a beautiful venue (thanks @netflix), yes Suraj allowed me to stop and dance in the streets of Malibu to calm my nerves on the way, yes my friends chanted Aussie Aussie Aussie, yes the cast & crew (that could be there) relived the love we kicked off while making the film…
Still feeling the joy, the gratitude and the immense blessings 🙌🏽🙏🏽

So here’s a little glimpse of our family on a magical night in Los Angeles… and thank you all for joining it from your homes with every view! 💕📸🍿

And to those who couldn’t be there in person – you were definitely there in spirit! 🧡

👗 @rebeccavallance (@styledbybloom_ @devs213)
👩🏼‍🎨 @fionastiles
💇🏽‍♀️ @rena.calhoun

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