The film is now premiering on JioHotstar nearly two years after its theatrical release, bringing the singer-turned-actress’ debut to a wider audience.

Dhvani spoke about making her acting debut with Kahan Shuru Kahan Khatam and choosing comedy as her first genre. While comedy may appear effortless on screen, the actress revealed that it was challenging for her as a newcomer, requiring her to understand the nuances of timing, expressions and performance.

Speaking about how she continues to grow as an actor, Dhvani shared that she regularly takes acting workshops. For her, learning remains an ongoing process, and these workshops help her work on her craft, understand different aspects of performance and stay updated as an actor.

The conversation also touched upon her music career and what lies ahead. Dhvani revealed details about her upcoming album and teased a special song inspired by Navratri and the vibrant culture of Garba. With music continuing to remain an important part of her journey, the singer-turned-actress is now exploring how she can balance both music and acting.

Dhvani also reflected on the immense love she has received from audiences throughout her musical journey. From her songs becoming hugely popular to performing at concerts and seeing her music feature among top trending and blockbuster music lists, she expressed gratitude for the response she has received over the years.

The actress further got nostalgic while talking about her Kahan Shuru Kahan Khatam co-star Rakesh Bedi. Recalling her experience of working with the veteran actor, Dhvani spoke about the bond they shared on set and the memories she took away from the film.

From music fame to discovering herself as an actor, Dhvani Bhanushali’s journey continues to evolve, with Kahan Shuru Kahan Khatam marking an important chapter in her transition from a celebrated singer to an actress.