Rasha Thadani Thanks Paparazzi For Putting Down Their Cameras And Doing THIS For Her Dadi
Rasha Thadani, who made her grand Bollywood debut with Azaad, is often spotted in the city, and her sweet interactions with paparazzi often go viral. Spotting a celebrity, clicking their pictures, and speaking to them is nothing new—paparazzi do that every day. But what made today special was when they helped Rasha Thadani 's grandmother, and the actress couldn't stop herself from thanking them.
Rasha took to her Instagram and shared a sweet picture along with a heartfelt note for the cameramen. The actress wrote, 'This morning, the paps caught me—but not on camera. They saw my dadi struggling to get out of the car, and instead of filming, they put their cameras down, held her hand, and walked her safely to where she had to go. What goes around, comes around. Kindness lives in the smallest moment. Thank you guys, your kindness made my day ."
About Rasha Thadani's Debut
Rasha Thadani made her acting debut opposite Aaman Devgan in Azaad. Ajay Devgn and Diana Penty also played key roles in the film. While the film received a mixed response, one of its dance performances, Uyi Amma, generated a lot of hype. The music video, which stars debutantes Rasha Thadani and Aaman Devgan, was an instant hit.
Azaad was set in pre-Independence India. It tells the story of a skilled horse rider, played by Ajay Devgn, who flees from the merciless English army. The story unfolds when his horse gets lost, forcing him to embark on a risky search with the assistance of a young man.
Rasha Thadani's work front
Up next, Rasha is gearing up for her second film Laikey Laikaa, where she will be seen opposite Abhay Verma, best known for his role in Munjya. The film is slated for a 2026 theatrical release.
The upcoming action film will feature the new-age actors in reportedly lead roles. Although not much has been confirmed by the makers, the duo's social media camaraderie has been hinting towards the movie's development. Recently, they were spotted coming out of one of their hangout spots.
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July 23, 2025, 14:36 IST
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