Raveena Tandon on telling her daughters of past relationships: It's an open book
Hindustan Times|October 02, 2023
Actor Raveena Tandon recently revealed that she has told her daughters everything about her past romantic relationships.
Raveena Tandon on telling her daughters of past relationships: It's an open book

In an interaction with Lehren Retro, the actor, who has been married to businessman Anil Thadani for almost two decades, said, "It's an open book for them (her children). If not today, tomorrow they will read about it somewhere and they might read something worse." Tandon is a mother to three girls, Chhaya, Pooja (who she adopted in 1995) and Rasha.

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