Rasha Thadani opens up on love! Prefers old-school approach

GenZ actress Rasha Thadani has grabbed the eyeballs with her stellar performance in her debut flick Azaad. Being Bollywood's yesteryear Diva Raveena Tandon's daughter, Rasha has already drawn the attention of moviegoers with her impressive dance skills, particularly in the song 'Uyi Amma' from Azaad. The GenZ actress earlier won everyone's hearts recreating the hook steps of Vicky Kaushal's chartbuster Tauba Tauba. Rasha has emerged as the crush of many youngsters. Well, do you know what is Rasha's opinion on love?

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Rasha Thadani Opens Up on 'Love'

During a chat with Filmfare, Rasha Thadani opened up on love and shared her thoughts on it. When asked to define love, Rasha revealed that she hasn't yet experienced love.

Further, she expressed her opinion on modern love. Rasha reflected on how modern love is shaped by social media, texts, and dating apps, making it vastly different from the pure and innocent connections of the past.

 

 

 

 

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Though she acknowledged the benefits of both, Rasha revealed that she prefers a more old-school approach to love.

It's Just The Beginning For Rasha

Rasha Thadani recently turned 20 on March 16. During the interview, she admitted that her mother Raveena Tandon has been her inspiration. She also revealed that not just as an actor, her mom inspires her as a person. Undoubtedly, Rasha has inherited the charm, grace and talent from her mother. She knows how to win hearts with her beauty and simplicity. She didn’t opt for a soft contemporary romance. Instead, she made a confident debut by going for a dacoit film set during the British Raj. Rasha has just started and made an impressive mark with her debut. She has a long way to go.

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