Rasha Thadani, the daughter of renowned filmmaker David Dhawan, has recently opened up about her experience working with the legendary actress Raveena Tandon during her preparation for the film “Uyi Amma.” Thadani shared insights into the rigorous training regimen that Tandon devised to help her hone her acting skills. The mentorship included watching classic performances by iconic figures in Indian cinema, particularly Rekha and Saroj Khan. Rasha revealed that Raveena would often encourage her to study the nuances of these legendary actresses, emphasizing the importance of understanding their unique styles and contributions to the industry.
The training sessions comprised not only watching videos but also engaging in discussions about the techniques and emotions conveyed in the performances. Rasha expressed her gratitude for Tandon’s guidance, noting how it deepened her appreciation for the art of acting. By analyzing the work of Rekha, known for her expressive performances and distinctive style, as well as Saroj Khan, the celebrated choreographer whose routines have defined many Bollywood dance sequences, Thadani gained valuable insights into the elements that make a performance memorable. This mentorship undoubtedly played a crucial role in shaping her approach to her own character in “Uyi Amma.”
Moreover, Rasha emphasized that Raveena’s hands-on approach to training made a significant difference in her preparation. The actress not only focused on technical skills but also instilled in Rasha the importance of emotional authenticity in her performances. The experience was transformative for Thadani, who was eager to carve out her own niche in an industry rich with legacy and talent. By learning from someone as experienced as Raveena Tandon, Rasha felt more equipped to face the challenges of acting and to connect with her audience on a deeper level. The collaboration between the two has created a buzz in the industry, with many eager to see how Rasha’s hard work and training will manifest on screen in “Uyi Amma.”
