Rasha Thadani and Yashvardhan Ahuja dance to Raveena Tandon and Govinda's iconic song Akhiyon Se Goli Maare, leaves netizens in awe

Rasha Thadani, daughter of Bollywood star Raveena Tandon, is once again making waves on the internet with her dance moves. The young actress, who recently made her debut with Azaad, was seen having a blast at actor Govinda’s son Yashvardhan Ahuja’s 28th birthday bash on Saturday.

The celebration turned nostalgic when Rasha and Yashvardhan hit the dance floor together, grooving to Akhiyon Se Goli Maare, a song made iconic by their parents, Raveena and Govinda. The two relived the magic of the evergreen Bollywood track, proving that talent and charm truly run in their families.

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Rasha also took to Instagram Stories to wish Yashvardhan a happy birthday, sharing a heartfelt post that gave fans a peek into their close friendship. Along with a selfie, she posted an unseen video from the party, capturing their fun-filled dance moment.

Yashvardhan was seen in a hoodie, while Rasha stunned in a chic striped shirt.
Rasha recently stepped into the world of acting with her debut in Azaad, a period drama by Ajay Devgn, where she shares the screen with his nephew, Aaman Devgan. On the other hand, Yashvardhan has yet to make his foray into acting. However, the entertainment industry runs in his family, as his sister, Tina Ahuja, made her Bollywood debut in 2015 with Second Hand Husband. In addition to films, she has also appeared in music videos like Milo Na Tum and Driving Me Crazy.

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Amid recent speculation about a possible divorce between Govinda and his wife, Sunita Ahuja, she has firmly denied all such rumours, making it clear that their relationship remains strong. Addressing the ongoing gossip, Sunita asserted that no one could create a rift between her and Govinda.

She went on to clarify the reasons behind their living arrangement, explaining that their decision to stay in separate spaces did not imply any discord between them. Reflecting on the past, she recalled that when Govinda ventured into politics, their daughter was growing up, and their home frequently saw visits from numerous party workers. Given the circumstances at the time, they had to adjust accordingly. Now that their daughter is older, they have chosen to prioritize their privacy and comfort at home. To accommodate this, they decided to set up an office space nearby, ensuring both convenience and personal space.