Ibrahim Ali Khan and Rasha Thadani set the ramp ablaze — Netizens compare her to Janhvi Kapoor and Khushi Kapoor
's daughter and rising actor
Rasha Thadani
is quickly carving out her own identity. After making a confident debut with the dance number 'Uyi Amma' in the action film 'Aazad', Rasha has now caught everyone's attention for her effortless grace on the ramp.
Walking alongside
Ibrahim Ali Khan
for designer
JJ Valaya
, she left audiences—and social media users—visibly impressed.
Rasha wore a deep brown lehenga featuring ornate embroidery and styled her dupatta like a cape, adding a modern flair to the traditional silhouette. Ibrahim, in contrast, appeared in a black sherwani paired with Pathani-inspired bottoms. The duo walked hand-in-hand, but it was Rasha who truly owned the runway with her elegance and poise.
The walk went viral
The walk went viral online, especially on Reddit, where users didn't hold back with their reviews. One comment read, 'So much better than Janhvi, Khushi & Sara for sure.' Another added, 'Lowkey impressed with her walk.' Some even saw glimpses of her mother, with one user noting, 'Rasha looks and gives the vibe of Raveena.' Meanwhile, Ibrahim's presence drew mixed reactions—while his styling was appreciated, many felt he lacked spark.
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JJ Valaya's collection for the evening was a visual tribute to how the West once perceived the mystique of the East, with an emphasis on historical influences and rich, detailed craftsmanship—making Rasha and Ibrahim's presence a symbolic blend of legacy and new-gen freshness.
On the Work Front
Ibrahim Ali Khan was last seen in Sarzameen, a Netflix release that failed to leave a mark despite starring names like Kajol and Prithviraj Sukumaran. His next project, Diler, a sports drama produced by
Dinesh Vijan
and directed by Kunal Deshmukh, is currently under production.
Rasha, meanwhile, will next be seen in Laikey Laikaa, a romantic drama opposite Munjya fame Abhay Verma, directed by Saurabh Gupta and backed by Phantom Studios. The film is expected to hit theatres in Summer 2026.
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