Rasha Thadani 'carries the soul of some yesteryear...’! Raveena Tandon reveals why she thinks so

Yesteryear Bollywood diva Raveena Tandon’s daughter Rasha Thadani, much like her star mother, has already won hearts with her expressive acting and dialogue delivery in her debut film Azaad. Rasha became a sensation online with her crazy dance moves on Uyi Amma, a chartbuster that turned into the biggest highlight of her debut flick.

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Recently, opening up about her daughter, Raveena revealed that she believes Rasha 'carries the soul of some old actress'.

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Raveena Talks About Rasha’s Passion for Performing

During a recent interview on The Right Angle with Sonal Kalra, Raveena Tandon opened up about her daughter Rasha Thadani and how proud she feels of her.

Sharing how Rasha’s passion evolved over time, Raveena said, “You know, it's very surreal because honestly we didn’t expect it. We did know that she had the keeda since childhood she used to say. I used to ask her ‘so what do you want to become?’ First her thing was ‘I want to become Ariana Grande’. Then from Ariana Grande it became ‘I want to become a rockstar’. Then from a rockstar it became ‘you know what mom, I think I want to act’. I was like ‘oh, okay, we didn’t know’. So it was very sweet. But I think since she was a child, actually this is funny Sonal, I’ll be saying it on your show, I used to tell my mom ‘isme naa kisi purani heroine ki aatma hai, Rasha mein’.”

Raveena fondly admitted that her daughter’s innate love for the camera and performing made her believe Rasha carried the “spirit of some old heroine.”

A Natural Performer Since Infancy!

Recalling Rasha’s early years, Raveena went on to explain what made her come to that amusing conclusion.

She shared, “Because when she was a 3 month-4 month baby, if she used to cry, the minute she used to cry, we used to pick her up and show her the mirror, she used to stop crying and only keep looking at herself. The minute we used to move her away from the mirror, she used to start crying again. We used to again put her in front of the mirror, I have a video of that as a baby. Like till 3-7 months toh she used to do that. The minute she used to start crying, then she used to stand in front of the mirror and watch herself cry (mimicking crying) like that. I used to tell my mom, ‘Naani ji, yeh aapne naa, this is one purani heroine ki aatma who only wants to watch her expressions in the mirror all the time’.”

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Raveena’s light-hearted story beautifully captures Rasha’s natural flair for drama and screen presence- traits that clearly run in the family. With such early signs of stardom, Rasha Thadani seems all set to carry forward her mother’s glittering Bollywood legacy.