Updated On: 04 September, 2018 07:29 AM IST | Mumbai | Sonil Dedhia
Revealing that she enjoyed the jokes featuring her, Anushka Sharma says online traction proves her part has resonated with viewers

Anushka Sharma. Pic/Pradeep Dhivar
You can count on Anushka Sharma to take a joke in the right spirit. Ever since the trailer of her upcoming film, Sui Dhaaga — Made In India, dropped online, netizens went into an overdrive creating memes about her expressions in the promo. Sharma's co-star Varun Dhawan showed that he was in on the running gag when he shared a few memes on his social media handle.
Talking to mid-day, the actor reveals that the online jokes left her in splits, too. "I thought the memes were hilarious. I kept sharing them with Varun, Sharat [Katariya, director] and my friends." Their entertainment value aside, Sharma argues that the virality of the memes proves that Mamta, her character in the drama, has resonated with the audience.