Raveena Tandon spoke out about Katrina Kaif taking her place in the Tip Tip Barsa Pani remake, while Akshay Kumar was kept despite having appeared in the original.
Raveena discusses Akshay’s role in Tip Tip Barsa Pani remix with Katrina Kaif
Raveena Tandon has expressed her dissatisfaction with Katrina Kaif’s replacement in the Tip Tip Barsa Pani remix song. The original was from the 1994 film Mohra, which also starred Akshay Kumar. The latter was also retained in the current edition. When asked why Bollywood is still terrified of women of a certain age, Raveena Tandon sat down for a talk with Film Companion. The actress answered by noting that things are slowly but steadily changing in Bollywood. Raveena believes that the remake starring Katrina Kaif and Akshay Kumar reintroduced the original in the remix, which the youth are enjoying.
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Raveena Said, when asked if Bollywood is afraid of women of a particular age, “That is gradually wearing out, and I can see the difference. But there’s still plenty of room for more.” When asked about the remake, the stunning actress continued, “All of these remixes give the item songs a new life and a new tempo, which is a win-win situation. They’re a hit with the kids. In the end, I’m very sure I will own them all over again.”
Farah Khan (who choreographed the new Tip Tip Barsa Pani song) claimed that Raveena Tandon was the first to phone and tell that the song and Katrina are both fantastic. Raveena shared how she filmed Tip Tip Barsa Pani in Mohra in another interview with Pinkvilla. The song was filmed on a construction site, according to the actress. There were nails and stones all over the place. Furthermore, it was intended to be soaked at all times, and the water used was quite cold. Raveena revealed that she was on her menstruation and had a fever during filming the sensual dance sequence. In a new interview with Asian Age, the K.G.F Chapter 2 actress confessed that this was the only provocative song she has ever done.
