“Rasha Thadani Shares Heartwarming ‘Uyi Amma’ Moment with Tamannaah Bhatia and Vijay Varma, Calls Them Her ‘Adopted Parents’!”

Rasha Thadani, daughter of actress Raveena Tandon, has officially entered the world of cinema this week with her debut film Azaad. The movie, which also marks the first film of Ajay Devgn’s nephew, Aaman Devgan, hit the theatres yesterday, following a special screening held in Mumbai. While Rasha has received support from her star mother, one of her most enthusiastic cheerleaders has been actor Tamannaah Bhatia.

At the Azaad screening, Tamannaah couldn’t stop praising Rasha’s performance, especially her song “Uyi Amma”. She even kept asking the paparazzi what they thought of the track, calling it “too good”. Tamannaah’s support for Rasha goes beyond just words, as the two stars have now teamed up to dance to the song, creating an unforgettable moment for fans. The pair’s chemistry on the dance floor has only added to the excitement surrounding Rasha’s debut, and fans have been thrilled to see this bond between the two.

In addition to her successful debut, Rasha has found a mentor in Tamannaah, who affectionately calls herself the star kid’s “adopted mother.” Fans were quick to praise their heartfelt camaraderie, with many noting how the duo’s connection seemed to shine through during their groove to “Uyi Amma.” Rasha’s debut is already creating quite a buzz, and with such strong support from industry veterans like Tamannaah, it looks like she’s off to a promising start in her film career.

Rasha Thadani (19) and Tamannaah Bhatia (35) share a special bond of friendship that has charmed fans since its inception. During a recent interview while promoting Rasha’s debut film Azaad, Rasha humorously coined the hashtag #AdoptedMom for Tamannaah. When asked why, Rasha cheekily explained that Tamannaah and her boyfriend, actor Vijay Varma, have “adopted” her, adding a playful touch to their close-knit relationship.

In a new Instagram clip shared by Rasha, the duo steals the spotlight with their infectious energy as they perform the catchy track “Uyi Amma” from Azaad. Fans are loving their incredible expressions and chemistry, which show just how strong their friendship is. Tamannaah, who looks effortlessly beautiful without any makeup and sporting a casual hoodie, adds to the charm, while Rasha, wearing a t-shirt that reads “unstable girl”—a reference to her role in the film—completes the adorable duo.

This fun-filled performance not only highlights their amazing bond but also gives fans a glimpse of the playful camaraderie between Rasha and Tamannaah, making it clear that their friendship is one of the many heartwarming moments behind the film’s success.

Vijay Steals the Show with a Surprise Appearance

The spotlight shifts in an unexpected twist when Vijay makes a stunning appearance out of nowhere, serenading the audience with a rendition of Uyi Amma. His unexpected entrance leaves fans in awe, with many rushing to the comment section to share their excitement.

One social media user gushed, saying, “Three cuitessss in one frame❤️,” while another commented, “Two beauties in one frame and lots of expressions😍😍.” The sheer charm and energy of the trio had viewers captivated.

Fans couldn’t help but draw comparisons to Tamannaah’s superhit dance number from Stree 2 (2024), and one fan even noted, “When Aaj ki raat meets Uyi Amma❤️❤️🙌,” while another remarked, “Aaj ki raat meets Uyi Amma.” Clearly, the magic of these iconic songs and the infectious chemistry between the stars have left everyone wanting more!

Vijay Steals the Show with a Surprise Appearance

The spotlight shifts in an unexpected twist when Vijay makes a stunning appearance out of nowhere, serenading the audience with a rendition of Uyi Amma. His unexpected entrance leaves fans in awe, with many rushing to the comment section to share their excitement.

One social media user gushed, saying, “Three cuitessss in one frame❤️,” while another commented, “Two beauties in one frame and lots of expressions😍😍.” The sheer charm and energy of the trio had viewers captivated.

Fans couldn’t help but draw comparisons to Tamannaah’s superhit dance number from Stree 2 (2024), and one fan even noted, “When Aaj ki raat meets Uyi Amma❤️❤️🙌,” while another remarked, “Aaj ki raat meets Uyi Amma.” Clearly, the magic of these iconic songs and the infectious chemistry between the stars have left everyone wanting more!

Well, this friendship is truly adorable! We can’t wait to see more of Tamannaah and Rasha together in the future, with Vijay’s fun cameo of course!

Courtesy: Bollywood Hungama

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