Tamannaah Bhatia reacts to Rasha Thadani’s musical debut, calls her chhupi rustom

The upcoming film Laikey Laikaa has already begun to generate significant interest ever since its poster featuring Rasha Thadani and Abhay Verma was out. Adding to the increasing interest for the movie was the release of the surprise musical debut that has caught the attention of the fans and celebrities alike.

Tamannaah Bhatia is all praise for Rasha Thadani’s hidden talent

The news of Rasha stepping into the recording studio for Laikey Laikaa as a singer has sparked widespread curiosity. Among those impressed was Tamannaah Bhatia, who took to social media to applaud Rasha’s evolution from actor to singer for the track Chaap Tilak. Joining forces with the acclaimed band Faridkot, this rendition serves as Rasha’s official introduction to the professional music world.

Reacting to the release, Tamannaah shared an enthusiastic story on Instagram, clearly impressed by the newcomer’s vocal range.

“Chhupi Rustommmm, u singing like a pro,” Tamannaah wrote, using the colloquial term for a ‘dark horse’ to describe Rasha's hidden talent.

This interaction is the latest in a series of public moments between Tamannaah and Rasha. The pair have frequently been seen together at high-profile industry events and house parties, where Tamannaah has often been noted for her welcoming rapport with Rasha. Earlier Tamannaah was also seen dancing to Rasha's hit song Uyi Amma. However this latest shoutout reinforces a connection that has moved beyond casual red-carpet greetings to a public acknowledgement of professional growth.

Directed by Saurabh Gupta and produced by Bhavna Talwar and Raghav Gupta, Laikey Laikaa is currently scheduled for a Summer 2026 release. While Rasha acting debut has been a topic of discussion for some time, her decision to collaborate with a band as established as Faridkot for a film project adds a new dimension to her career. This is Rasha's second film after Azaad.

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