Rasha Thadani’s Voice in Viral Clip from Azaad with Aaman Devgan Is Giving Netizens Disney Princess Feels

Rasha Thadani, the daughter of Bollywood star Raveena Tandon, has captured the internet’s attention with her debut performance in the film Azaad, particularly due to her voice in a now-viral scene. In the clip, Rasha’s character, Janaki, is seen engaging in a heartfelt pre-race conversation with Aaman Devgan’s character, Govind. What has truly stood out to netizens is the clarity, sweetness, and elegance in Rasha’s voice—so much so that many are comparing it to the soothing, polished tones typically heard in Disney princess movies.

Fans flooded social media with praise for her performance. Many commented on how her diction and gentle delivery reminded them of Hindi-dubbed versions of animated princesses. One user said her voice felt like it was “made for dubbing the voice of a teenage princess.” Another commented that she gives off a “princess core” vibe, with her “simple acting, simple dialogues, no overaction.” The combination of her natural tone and expressive eyes has added an enchanting layer to her character, making the scene go viral despite the film’s underwhelming box office performance.

Rasha’s portrayal in the clip has drawn attention not just for her appearance or acting skills but largely for her vocal presence—a rarity in an industry that often overlooks the subtle power of voice in performance. The comparisons to Disney are not just about her looks or mannerisms but about the overall aura she brings onscreen, making her seem like a live-action version of a beloved animated character. Her grace and softness have left a lasting impression on viewers, many of whom are now eager to see what she does next.

Although Azaad didn’t make a strong impact commercially, its viral moments are helping the film gain a second wave of popularity online. Rasha and Aaman Devgan’s on-screen chemistry has been widely appreciated by digital audiences, with the viral clip serving as a testament to the film’s emotional core and promising young talent. Earlier, Rasha had also caught attention for her dance performances in songs like “Uyi Amma” and “Birangay,” which were noted for their traditional flair and energy.

Rasha, born in 2005, completed her schooling at Dhirubhai Ambani International School and holds a black belt in martial arts. Despite being new to the industry, she carries herself with confidence and composure, both onscreen and off. Her performance in Azaad, directed by Abhishek Kapoor and also starring Ajay Devgn and Diana Penty, marked a significant first step in her acting career.

Looking ahead, Rasha is already set to appear opposite Abhay Verma in her next project, Laikey Laikaa, scheduled for release in 2026. Her debut may have been quiet at the box office, but the internet has spoken—Rasha Thadani’s voice, charm, and poise are already carving her a space in the hearts of young audiences and Disney-loving dreamers alike.