Actress & viral sensation Priya Prakash Varrier spotted as an extra in 'Param Sundari,' fans say 'She's better than...'- Watch

Sidharth Malhotra and Janhvi Kapoor meet by chance, share some cute dialogues, and their first collaboration called  _Param Sundari_ seems to have the right amount of saccharine simplicity and candy-floss cuteness. But those never-ending references of Shah Rukh Khan that Malhotra mouthed in his last film Yodha make way here too.

But a video has gone viral that shows actress and the 2018 viral sensation Priya Prakash Varrier as an extra in one of the shots of the film.

A user shared the viral video on Instagram and wrote- “Fans were left stunned when Priya Prakash Varrier, known for her charismatic lead roles, was spotted as a background extra in the latest hit song Param Sundari, standing right behind Sidharth Malhotra. The unexpected cameo quickly went viral across social media platforms, leaving viewers shocked and sharing the clip widely.”

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The comment added, “From lead actress to subtle background presence, Priya’s brief appearance demonstrates the unpredictable nature of the film industry and reminds fans that even small moments can create a big buzz. Witness the viral moment that has everyone talking and make sure you don’t miss spotting Priya in this surprising role.”

What netizens said

Maybe it’s a crowd shot and she was in it? My friends Dad appears in Ustad Hotel in 3 different parts. He was just curious about what’s happening and got casted.

She would have been better for taking up Jhanvi Kapoors role.I just cant stand Bollywood!

Editing can be ruthless, and character cuts are common. Only the bitter take pleasure in someone else’s bad phase.

Shot against the breath-taking backdrop of Kerala, the film captures the intoxicating blend of monsoon-drenched roads, backwater bike rides, and the architectural beauty of centuries-old churches - including a heart-stopping sequence that echoes the romance of yore.