Mamta Kulkarni Praise Mahira
Bollywood veteran actres Mamta Kulkarni reacts to ‘Rana Ji 2.0’, praises Mahira Sharma; adding she is ready to return
Bollywood veteran actres Mamta Kulkarni reacts to ‘Rana Ji 2.0’, praises Mahira Sharma; adding she is ready to return to films with the right script
90s star Mamta Kulkarni has shared her excitement on track ‘Rana Ji 2.0’, featuring Mahira Sharma. The song is recreation version inspired by the iconic ‘Mujhko Rana Ji Maaf Karna’ from the 1995 blockbuster Karan Arjun, starring Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan, Kajol, and Rakhee.
Mamta Kulkarni reacts to ‘Rana Ji 2.0’, praises Mahira Sharma; says she is ready to return to films with the right script
Reacting to the recreated version, Mamta appreciated Mahira Sharma’s performance while interacting that the new rendition is different adaptation visual treatment from the original. “She has done a good job. The point is that you’re watching a song that was originally in ghagra choli and Indian dance moves, now made in a western format and in a western outfit. So, it stands out. But the earlier song is etched in people’s minds, so it immediately comes to your mind,” she told Variety India.
The actress also looked back at filming the original song and recalled how the choreography underwent last-minute changes despite multiple days of rehearsals. She shared, “The rehearsals were scheduled for two to three days. But I got the steps right on the first day itself. When I arrived on also he set, the steps were changed. I asked him why he had changed the steps. I wondered what the point of the rehearsals was, but Chinni Prakash masterji was very good, and we wrapped up the song on time,” she a
of Karan Arjun, Mamta credited filmmaker Rakesh Roshan for bringing together a massive ensemble cast and delivering one of Bollywood’s biggest blockbusters. “I give credit to Rakeshji for completing such a complicated film with so many artists. Karan Arjun became a superhit. Whether it was ‘Jai Maa Kaali’, ‘Bhangda Paa Le’ or ‘Ek Munda Meri Umr Da’, people loved all the songs,” she added.



