17 November,2025 12:42 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
Rasha Thadani
Raveena Tandon's actress daughter Rasha Thadani, who made her debut this year with Azaad, is all set to make her way into Tollywood with her next film with filmmaker Ajay Bhupathi. Sharing a poster of her new project, Rasha expressed her excitement.
The project is tentatively titled 'AB4' will be helmed by Ajay Bhupathi, presented by Ashwin Dutt, and backed by Gemini Kiran under the banner of Chandamama Kathalu Pictures.
Rasha shared the announcement poster on Instagram, in which she looks rugged and fearless in a black sleeveless top and blue denim. The actress was posing against a motorcycle while looking straight into the camera with a penetrating gaze. Sharing her excitement about the new project, Rasha penned, "New beginnings, endless gratitude! Mee andariki prema tho, I'm stepping into Telugu cinema. Thank you ajaybhupathi sir for this opportunity. Chala excited to start this journey! (Dizzy emoji)", tagging the makers.
Further details regarding the upcoming project, including the male lead and the rest of the cast, have been kept under wraps for now.
After her debut with Aaman Devgan in Azaad, Rasha is currently gearing up for her second release, Laikey Laikaa, where she will be sharing the screen with Abhay Verma. Directed by Saurabh Gupta, Laikey Laikaa is billed as a romantic entertainer.
The project, which promises a mix of fun, romance, and adventure, is likely to be out in the cinema halls by 2026. However, the exact release date has not been unveiled till now.
The announcement video of the drama had the female lead saying, "Get ready with me for something very special." Pitching in, Abhay informed that they are ready, however, he wondered if the fans were ready. "She's the chaos. He's the calm. Or is it the other way around? Get ready for #LaikeyLaikaa in theatres, Summer 2026!", the caption on the post read. Speaking about his next, Abhay shared, "Laikey and Laikaa is a story about two people caught up in a different world."
(With inputs from IANS)
