Raveena Tandon Opens About The Hurdles She Faced

Raveena Tandon recently opened up about the hurdles she faced during her Bollywood journey. Read our article for more details! The tip tip barsa paani actress reveals that her survival in Bollywood was no cakewalk.
After the demise of Ms Dhoni fame Sushant Singh Rajput, many actors opened up about the dark facet of nepotism and Bollywood mafia. But Raveena Tandon is few of the 90s actress who decided to open up about her mental struggles in Bollywood while others decided to keep their mouths sealed.


Raveena Tandon reveals that Bollywood is not about ‘survival of the fittest but survival of the ‘chamchaas’ as while recalling her hustling days she accepted that camps exist in Bollywood, these camps are no less than ‘cabals’. ” not being a part of any such camps, not sleeping around with the actors and not digging into politics also made me lose many films” she recollected.

The actress also talked about how the media made her feel inferior in the industry. ” I used to cry myself to sleep because of the misrepresentation and character assassination by the media,” she said. “The journalists were too narrow-minded back then,” she added. She also revealed that the so-called journalists writing columns on feminism were the ones rubbishing, spreading rumors about the actress as these journalists used to worship actors, as they were promised the next covers from the actors. ” It was politics then, it is politics now,” the actress also added that “Women shocked me then, Women shocks me now.”
The actress also unveiled that the media didn’t let the women grow back in the 90’s. ” They expected us, actresses to greet and seal our lips,” she said. ” The media was following the track of monopoly,” she added. She also recollected that all of the false claims actually worked to ruin the image of the actresses as beck then they had no social media to back up their claims.

She also added that how being outspoken, unapologetic, being a rebel was used against her
by the media and colleagues to ruin her public image by calling her ‘Arrogant’.
“But I continued to carve my leash, followed my own rules and regulations without pandering to hero’s wishes,” she concluded.