Farah Khan recalls telling her kids 'sharam aani chahiye' after watching 14-year-old Rasha Thadani’s dance

Farah Khan and Raveena Tandon cooked together at Khan's farmhouse on her YouTube channel, reminiscing about their work in the 90s. Farah shared a memory of Raveena sending her a dance video of her daughter, Rasha Thadani, when she was 14.

Farah Khan and Raveena Tandon's enduring friendship was on display in a recent YouTube episode, showcasing a bond that has weathered life's ups and downs. Despite infrequent meetings, they consistently support each other through challenging times.

After a shared cooking experience, Farah Khan and Raveena Tandon, relaxing by the pool, talked about their children's journeys. Farah recalled Raveena sharing a dance video of her daughter, Rasha Thadani, at 14, and celebrated Raveena's dancing skills, playfully teasing her own children for not being as skilled.

Farah Khan told Raveen, "You sent me a video of Rasha dancing when she was just 14 years old and I was like, this girl dances like a dream. I showed it to my kids and told them, ‘sharam aani chahiye tumko."

During their conversation, Farah Khan reminisced about her long-standing acquaintance with Raveena, dating back to her initial days in the industry, recalling how she had foreseen Raveena's future as a Bollywood heroine. She fondly recalled choreographing musical sequences for her, while also expressing a sense of disappointment at the infrequent nature of their collaborative work. In response to Raveena's mention of her daughter Rasha's entry into the film industry, Farah playfully remarked, "But you are way better than Rasha. She is good, but mother is mother only."

Rasha Thadani recently debuted in "Azaad," portraying Janaki Bahadur. The film, a period action-drama, features Ajay Devgn, Diana Penty, and Aaman Devgan. Despite the film's mixed reception, Rasha's lively dance performance in "Uyi Amma" swiftly gained notice, garnering positive reviews and online praise.

Raveena Tandon's next project is "Welcome To The Jungle," which also includes Akshay Kumar, Suniel Shetty, Sanjay Dutt, Lara Dutta, Arshad Warsi, and other well-known actors.