Last Updated: November 14, 2023, 19:51 IST
Raja Kumari posing with Chiranjeevi and Ram Charan
Raja Kumari shared a series of photos featuring Ram Charan, Rana Daggubati and others. The rapper cum singers was in Hyderabad to celebrate Diwali
Indian-American rapper Raja Kumari on Tuesday took to her social media handle and shared a series of photos, and videos. She was seen dancing alongside megastar Chiranjeevi on the hit track Jawan. In no time the video went viral. The post also featured Tollywood sensations, Ram Charan and Rana Daggubati, creating a visual spectacle that took social media by storm.
Raja Kumari also penned a long note along with the post. “Home is where the heart is. Thank You Hyderabad for the most beautiful Deepavali. Felt so good to hear Telugu spoken all around me with friends that truly love me but honestly…NOTHING will beat this vision board moment of dancing with Megastar @chiranjeevikonidela Thank you @lakshmimanchu for always being my biggest champion and making sure everyone knows who I really am. Love to my girlies @deejasti @vasukipunj for always being the light and making sure I have the best people around me.”
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One of the fans wrote, “All of my favourite.” Another wrote, “he’s 68 old , look at the swage wow this is spectacular.”
Speaking to IANS, Raja Kumari shared about her Bollywood dream, collaborating with Sushmita, and the rap song. Raja Kumari recently sung the ‘Jawan’ title track. If her Bollywood dream is coming true, Raja Kumari told IANS, “Yes I love the Bollywood dream. I have been easter egging this and for someone who grew up in America, Bollywood was my connection to my culture, understanding how to be Indian, because we didn’t have many examples other than our parents.”
On her collaboration with Sushmita for ‘Aarya 3’, the ‘Afreeda’ singer said: “She is a sherni, like actually a real deal. In the same way it was easy to write the ‘Jawan’ anthem for SRK, because it was a song dedicated to him from us that is the fans.
Raja Kumari added, “It was crazy to sing in Hindi, because that’s something I haven’t explored enough. But with this song it had those Sanskrit elements, and that’s my comfort space. So I was really excited to write something that aggressive.”
