Rising Bollywood star Sharvari has added another feather to her cap by being officially appointed as the Young Fit India Icon by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, under the leadership of Dr. Mansukh Mandaviya, Union Minister for Labour, Employment, Youth Affairs, and Sports.
The appointment took place during the 25th edition of the ‘Sundays on Cycle’ initiative in Delhi—part of the nation-wide Fit India Movement envisioned by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
🚴 Sharvari Joins the Fit India Movement
Following a stellar year with notable releases like Munjya, Maharaj, and Vedaa, Sharvari has now taken on a new role that showcases her commitment to fitness and youth empowerment. The ‘Sundays on Cycle’ campaign aims to promote cycling as a fun, accessible way to stay fit while also raising awareness about eco-friendly practices.
🌟 A Youth Icon for Fitness & Sustainability
Sharvari’s consistent dedication to health, wellness, and a balanced lifestyle made her a natural choice for the title of Young Fit India Icon. Her growing popularity among the youth aligns perfectly with the campaign’s goal of inspiring citizens to make fitness a priority.
Speaking at the event, Sharvari shared her enthusiasm:
“It is an honour to be appointed as the Young Fit India Icon by The Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports and our Honourable Minister Dr. Mansukh Mandaviya ji. Being part of the ‘Sundays on Cycle’ initiative, which encourages fitness and environmental responsibility, is truly exciting. It’s a proud extension of our Honourable Prime Minister Narendra Modi Ji’s Fit India Movement, and I’m glad to contribute in my own way.”
🇮🇳 A Special Tiranga Rally for the Armed Forces
This week’s Sundays on Cycle was made even more meaningful by a Tiranga Rally dedicated to the Indian Armed Forces—a heartfelt tribute to the bravery and sacrifice of our nation’s true heroes.
The rally, alongside Sharvari’s recognition, marked a moment of national pride, health awareness, and community spirit.
📸 What’s Next for Sharvari?
With her name now associated not just with hit films but also with national campaigns, Sharvari is emerging as a true youth role model—representing strength, style, and substance. Her journey continues to inspire young Indians to lead healthier and more responsible lives.