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The two-time Olympic medallist will face Kristin Kuuba of Estonia in her second group stage match on Wednesday.
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The event began with Greek representatives leading athletes from nearly 200 countries in the Parade of Nations on riverboats.
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Sindhu and Sharath led a 117-member Indian contingent, with 78 participating in the Opening Ceremony in Paris on Friday, as India aimed to surpass their best-ever performance of seven medals from the previous Tokyo Games.
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Sharath Kamal, set for his record fifth Olympics, was chosen as India's flagbearer in March, with Sindhu named female flagbearer earlier this month.
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Except for wrestlers, who have waded through a highly controversial build-up, athletes in all disciplines have have had no complaints about their preparations
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No Indian player has won three Olympic medals on the trot and a podium finish will make Sindhu arguably India's greatest athlete
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As the clock ticks down for the upcoming Olympic Games in Paris, the question is whether India will undergo another transformation in the French capital
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Indian cricket's reigning superstar says it is time for India to be recognised as a global sporting powerhouse
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London Olympics bronze medallist Shooter Gagan Narang replaces Mary Kom as India's Chef-de-Mission for the mega event
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India to send a contingent 120 sportspersons to Olympics, including Athletics team led by defending champion in men's javelin Neeraj Chopra
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After a 44-minute first-round victory, Sindhu will face former Olympic champion and rival Carolina Marin of Spain in the second round.
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Finishes as runner-up; go down 21-16 5-21 16-21 in a 79-minute women's singles final against Wang Zhi Yi of China
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In the quarterfinals, Sindhu faced China's world number 6 shuttler, Han Yue. She won the match in 55 minutes with scores of 13-21, 21-14, and 12-21
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The Ministry of Sports approved Sindhu’s proposal to train at the Hermann-Neuberger Sportschule in Saarbrucken, Germany. She will spend over a month there with her coach and support staff before traveling to Paris.
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The two-time Olympic medalist, aiming for another title, showcased her dominance on the court by easily defeating her opponent with a score of 21-16, 21-12 in a one-sided match.
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Srikanth, Ranked 27th, Beats World No. 10 Lee Zii Jia in Straight Sets
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However, An Se Young bounced back quickly to equalise at 4-4 and then take an 11-8 lead at the mid-game interval.
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According to Olympics.com, the world number 11 Indian won the first game but lost the next two to the second-ranked shuttler from China in a 92-minute match, ending with scores of 24-22, 17-21, 18-21.
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After overpowering Michelle Li of Canada yesterday, PV Sindhu faced a tough challenge in the initial game at the Arena Porte de la Chapelle in Paris.
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In the decider game, Sindhu was all over Zhang, taking the lead of 11-7 with cross-court service and playing mostly on the nets.
