Television actress has found herself at the center of online criticism after her version of the recreated track Ranaji 2.0 was released. The song, which is a modern reimagining of the iconic original featuring , has sparked strong reactions from audiences, especially on social media.
Soon after the song dropped, many viewers began comparing Mahira’s performance to Mamta Kulkarni’s original appearance in the classic track. While the original version is still remembered for its bold screen presence and distinct charm, several netizens felt that the recreated version lacked the same impact. Comments across platforms suggested that the new rendition failed to capture the essence that made the original so popular.
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Some users pointed out that Mamta Kulkarni’s performance had a natural confidence and aura that made the song memorable, whereas Mahira Sharma’s version appeared less convincing to them. A section of the audience also criticized the overall execution of the remake, stating that it did not do justice to the legacy of the original track. Many believe that Mahira’s expressions were dead and her lip sync was terrible.
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However, there were also voices supporting Mahira, with fans stating that comparisons between two different eras are often unfair. They argued that remakes are meant to present a fresh take and should be viewed independently rather than being constantly measured against the original.
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