Farah Khan Showers Praise On Rasha Thadani, Says 'After A Long Time, A Proper Filmy Girl Has Come'

Rasha, who made a promising Bollywood debut with Azaad, has emerged as one of the young actresses to watch out for. The newcomer has been earning appreciation for both her acting and dancing skills, making a strong first impression on audiences.

While the masses are applauding her performance, industry insiders too seem equally impressed. Filmmaker and choreographer Farah Khan can't stop praising Rasha Thadani, calling her a "proper filmy girl."

In a recent magazine interaction, recalling the first time she saw Rasha's talent, Farah shared, "Raveena sent me her videos when she was eight years old, just her dance videos in her bedroom. And I told her your daughter is a fantastic dancer and she's 100% going to be a heroine. Cut to now, when I first saw her in the song, she's just like magic with the expressions, the way she moves. And it doesn't look like she's doing it for the first time. Very few people have that confidence, that kind of adah, when they first come on screen. She's pakka ready for it. The journey has just started, but she's got a great start - after a long time, a proper filmy girl has come, which I think the audience was also waiting for."

On the work front, Rasha will next be seen in the romantic action film Laikey Laikaa opposite Abhay Verma. She is also set to make her South debut with Srinivasa Mangapuram, directed by Ajay Bhupathi. The action-romance will feature her opposite Jaya Krishna Ghattamaneni, nephew of Mahesh Babu.