Mumbai, August 24 : Actress Sharvari says she is all pepped up to shoot in the picturesque locales of Kashmir and said it will be an exciting schedule for her upcoming film 'Alpha' starring Alia Bhatt.

It is reported that the Alpha team is headed to Kashmir for the second schedule of the adrenaline pumping entertainer and the film's starts shooting at the beautiful valley from August 26.

Talking about her upcoming schedule, Sharvari said: 'I can't wait to be on the sets of Alpha again and I can't wait to shoot in Kashmir! I'm thrilled that it's going to be a very exciting schedule. The Alpha team will be meeting after some time so we are all super ready to start the Kashmir sked!'

She feels excited as a children at a candy store when she is on a film set.

'And on the sets of Alpha, I'm like a ball of energy soaking everything and trying to learn and better myself. To get an opportunity like this so early in one's career is truly a blessing. I'm just humbled to be in such a franchise that has the megastars of our film industry in it!'

'Alpha' marks a significant milestone in Sharvari's career, as she steps into a universe being graced by superstars like Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan, Hrithik Roshan, NTR Jr., Deepika Padukone, Katrina Kaif & Kiara Advani.

Sharvari is currently basking on the success of 'Munjya', which raked in Rs. 100 crore. She was also seen in 'Maharaj' and 'Vedaa'.

Sharvari recently took a trip down memory lane as she recalled her intense preparation for her film 'Vedaa'.

Sharvari took to Instagram, where she shared a glimpse into her boxing preparations, which she underwent for seven months and endured 'countless muscle pulls'.

She wrote, '7 months of boxing prep. 2 hours daily for 6 days a week. Countless muscle pulls. Rehab. Back to the grind... again... No shortcuts. Eyes on the prize #MondayMotivation #Vedaa'

The film, which stars John Abraham and is directed by Nikkhil Advani, centers on a Dalit girl who is being abused by the upper caste and how Abhimanyu plays a crucial role in her life.

/IANS