MUMBAI: In a recent turn of events, Tia Bajpai, a veteran actress join hands with Spice Diana for her upcoming collaboration. The actress started off from television and successfully debuted into movies in her career. The Haunted fame actress has done many movies and TV. She says, ‘Doing Television was a learning experience to her. Strict schedules and daily broadcasts leave little room for error. Whereas films offer a more controlled environment with pre-planned scenes and no immediate broadcast pressure“ She is right now masking the success of her recently released song which is enjoyed by the audience. She is seen wearing a crown and also people have started calling her ‘Your Majesty”.
Another one by her ‘Kahani’ is loved by the kids and is also one her mom’s favorite tracks. The actress known for her performance in horror movies is coming out with a new film in the same genre. It is a genre she greatly enjoys. All her fans love her in this specific performance genre an also proudly exclaim her ‘Horror Queen’. Her collaboration with the Ugandan artist ‘Spice Diana’ for a music video is turning eyeballs. It is special to her because two people from different cultures are coming together in a single platform. The creation will leave the fans waiting for more. Tia believes that the fans will be thrilled to watch an artistic side to her. The actress will be travelling to Uganda to start shooting.
Further information is yet to be disclosed. Official date and time is yet to be disclosed by the production team, but is expected to happen somewhere around December. The song will be produced by Maximum Risk Entertainment, a Europe based production house. Video will be directed by Arian Romal, who also happen to be the music producer of the song. Arian has worked with acclaimed international artists like Pitbull, Swedish House Mafia, Red One to name a few.
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The Song release is going mark a huge milestone in Tia’s career graph. The actress sums by saying, ‘I believe art should be valued not solely for entertainment but revered for its significance and cultural importance.’
