Shivani Saran

Shivani Saran’s filmography is honestly a bit of a flex—she’s picked some pretty killer projects to be part of. If you’re into Bollywood gems, you’ve probably spotted her work in titles like Raees (2017), The Lunchbox (2013), and Dil Dhadakne Do (2015). Each film sits in a totally different corner of the cinematic universe, and somehow, she fits right in every time. Let’s talk Raees. It’s all about crime, ambition, and the whole moral grey area thing. The world’s gritty, and everyone’s got something to hide. Shivani’s supporting role might not be front and center, but it’s one of those performances that sticks around in your head after the credits roll. She brings this edge, almost like she’s lived in those streets herself. Then you’ve got The Lunchbox, which, man, is such a quiet stunner. The whole movie runs on subtlety—the tension, the missed connections, all those little moments people usually overlook. Shivani’s part isn’t loud, but there’s this warmth she brings. Even in limited screen time, there’s a ripple effect. You feel it. And Dil Dhadakne Do? Full-on family drama, wrapped up with all the chaos, secrets, and messy love that comes with it. Shivani blends in with the ensemble cast like it’s second nature, weaving her own story into the larger tangle of relationships and revelations. She’s got this knack for making even a small role feel real, totally believable. Honestly, her career choices say a lot—she picks films that actually matter, where characters feel alive and flawed. Not everyone does that.