Aradhana Sharma does item number in Marathi movie Khurchi

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Updated At : 02:50 PM Jan 26, 2024 IST

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Aradhana Sharma, who has performed a dance number in the Marathi film Khurchi, says that she is excited to see people’s reactions. “I have performed an item song in Khurchi. I wanted to do an item song in a Marathi movie because I love dancing. I love glamour, and the combination of glamour and dancing is like a double dhamaka,” says Aradhana.

Talking about the film, she says, “It’s a movie about politics. It’s about what people can do for power and position.”

Ask her if she understands Marathi, and she says, “I understand Marathi, I can speak a little. I love the Marathi language and I am learning it because I feel a certain power and charm in the Marathi language; it’s a very beautiful language.”

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