National-award winner, 90’s heart-throb, successful actress and now a businesswoman, Raveena Tandon, the mast-mast girl has been the perfect example of making it big and staying at the top of her game in everything she does.
While we know her as a diva that made millions fall in love with her ‘Tip Tip Barsa’ moves, there is also a side of her as an entrepreneur that very few are privy to.
Raveena simply comes across as a free-spirited and fierce person who always has an infectious smile glued to her lips. The warmth in her eyes and her flawless aura is the first thing that catches your glimpse. One look at her flawless personality and it looks like as if we are transported back to the Patthar Ke Phool days in 1991 when she made her debut. Nothing much has changed over these years in Raveena, except she looks more radiant and her multi-faceted personality can charm anyone.
In a close and personal conversation with Raveena, Entrepreneur India got chatty with her to know all about life now as a producer. We have seen her slaying on-screen, but how has life changed now that she has her own production house.
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