Raashii Khanna Reveals How The Upcoming Actioner Fulfilled One Of Her Dreams
The trailer for Yodha, starring Sidharth Malhotra, Raashii Khanna, and Disha Patani, was just released, and it appears to be rather captivating. There is a lot of heart-pounding action in the movie. In Shershaah, Malhotra won people over with his soldiering, and this next film is set to do the same. Raashii, his co-star, provided an intriguing tidbit about her personal life that is masterfully related to her part in this film.
Raashii has primarily contributed to South indian cinema. As Megha Vyas opposite shahid kapoor in the online series Farzi last year, she attracted attention. In it, vijay sethupathi was also featured. In this forthcoming film, Raashi plays Sidharth's love interest and an IAS official. Scroll down to see more.
Raashii has primarily contributed to South indian cinema. As Megha Vyas opposite shahid kapoor in the online series Farzi last year, she attracted attention. In it, vijay sethupathi was also featured. In this forthcoming film, Raashi plays Sidharth's love interest and an IAS official. Scroll down to see more.
Raashii Khanna recently disclosed that she had always hoped to be an IAS official, but that fate had different ideas for her during the Yodha trailer presentation. Not only is she one of the most gifted performers in indian cinema, but she's also a little bit underappreciated. This time, Raashii's wish has come true as movies and television shows allow performers to play many characters on screen.
The Yodha star stated, "I think destiny brought me into cinema, and I have always wanted to be an IAS officer," during the film's trailer premiere. I saw that aspect, which made me really fortunate to perform this part! I pretend to be a government representative in charge of negotiations.
Raashii Khanna went on, "There was always this tension on set; I recognized the necessity of communication and how vital it is in such situations when they stated you're the "woman YODHA" on the ground who's negotiating as I was reading the screenplay. I thus learn a lot from this movie.
Raashii Khanna went on, "There was always this tension on set; I recognized the necessity of communication and how vital it is in such situations when they stated you're the "woman YODHA" on the ground who's negotiating as I was reading the screenplay. I thus learn a lot from this movie.