Rasha Thadani's video clip from her debut film 'Azaad' goes viral; fans call her the next 'princess voice'
'Azaad'
Rasha Thadani might be a newcomer in Bollywood but she's already giving audiences a taste of something magical. In a scene from her debut film 'Azaad' Rasha's gentle tone and dreamy dialogue delivery have captured the attention of netizens with many comparing her to characters straight out of a Disney animated universe.
Despite the film's lukewarm performance at the box office, her performance is now making waves on the internet thanks to a viral video.
The specific scene in question features Rasha alongside her co-star
Aaman Devgan
who plays the character Govind. The chemistry between the two is subtle but charming with a blend of light-hearted flirtation and emotional undertones. In the clip, Rasha's character Janaki asks Govind why he isn't participating in the upcoming Ardh Kumbh horse race with his horse 'Azaad.'
She then teases that winning the race would win him many hearts. To this, Govind replies with a soft confession that he only wishes to win one special heart.
A voice that reminds fans of childhood favourites
What truly struck a chord with viewers wasn't just the acting but the unique quality of Rasha's voice. The clarity of her speech, her measured tone and the calm elegance in her delivery reminded many of Hindi-dubbed Disney princesses. As per a report shared by Bollywood Life, several fans took to the comments section of the viral clip to share their admiration.
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One user wrote, 'She sounds like a character from a Hindi dubbed Disney movie… it's so nostalgic.
' Another added, 'There's something about her voice that feels so animated, like she's voicing a teenage princess.'
Some comments even mentioned how Rasha could lend her voice to characters like lionesses or fairy tale girls in animated films, suggesting a natural talent for voice dubbing roles. The wholesome energy of the scene, combined with her graceful articulation, only adds to the 'princess-core' vibe that social media users are celebrating.
What's next for the star kid
While 'Azaad' may not have become a commercial hit, the digital release has given Rasha and Aaman a second wave of popularity. With fans now rooting for her voice and screen presence, Rasha seems to be making her own space in the industry. According to Bollywood Life, she's already set to appear next in 'Laikey Laikaa' opposite 'Munjya' fame Abhay Verma, expected to release in the summer of 2026.
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