Taapsee Pannu and her sisters dance to Rashmi Rocket’s Ghani Cool

Taapsee Pannu has made headlines once again for another dance video ahead of the release of Rashmi Rocket, following her viral ‘biggini shoot’ video in 2020.

This time, Taapsee has danced her heart out with sisters Shagun Pannu and Evania Pannu in their residence ‘Pannu Pind’ on her song Ghani Cool Chori from Rashmi Rocket, and it is too much fun to miss out on. The actress is now promoting her upcoming film Rashmi Rocket.

Pannu Sisters on the floor

Taapsee recently released a video on her Instagram account in which she and her sisters appeared to be in full Navratri mode as they danced to Rashmi Rocket’s song. Taapsee looked stunning in an all-black ghagra as they all did the Garba and nailed the song’s hook step.

Taapsee encouraged people to join the trend by sharing the video. She penned, “@shagun pannu @evaniapannu with my #GhaniCoolChori We do it all together at our own Navratri venue called “Pannu Pind,” from Biggini to Ghagra.”

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The video went viral as soon as Taapsee posted it on social media. It drew reactions from celebrities as well. Sanya Malhotra was completely charmed by her movies. “How cool is @shagun Pannu in this!!” wrote writer Kanika Dhillon in response to the video.

Meanwhile, ahead of the Navratri season, the song is gaining a lot of love. Taapsee Pannu plays a sprinter who fights a case after failing her gender determination test in the film Rashmi Rocket. Akarsh Khurana directs the film, which is produced by Ronnie Screwvala. On October 15, 2021, it will premiere on ZEE5.

New Navratri Song From Rashmi Rocket

The song’s preview was released a few days ago, and it’s clear that Ghani Cool Chori is a Navratri song. Taapsee Pannu can be seen in a traditional avatar, and her dance films are fantastic.

Her footwear, on the other hand, will undoubtedly draw your attention. The finest part of the song, in our opinion, is when Taapsee wears her sports shoes under her Lehenga. The song’s beats, sounds, and video will all strike the right note.