Raveena Tandon‘s case of lost and found

Raveena Tandon’s faith in humanity was reaffirmed after her recent experience with an auto-rickshaw rider. The actress's friend, Purnima Lamchhan was paying her visit at her residence in Bandra. She hadn't even realised that she had forgotten her phone in the auto-rickshaw she had boarded. When the auto-rickshaw rider found the phone in the backseat, he rode all the way to Tandon’s bungalow in Bandra to hand the phone. Touched by his honesty, the gorgeous actress clicked selfies with him and wrote a post dedicated to him on her Twitter handle. 

She wrote, “This honest man, came back to return @PurnimaLamchhan phone of his own accord even without us realising she had left her phone in his autorickshaw! Reinstills my faith in people. All is not lost!”

Rahat Fateh Ali Khan to lend vocals for Raveena Tandon’s 'Maatr-The Mother'

Raveena Tandon, who will next be seen essaying the role of a mother in 'Maatr - The Mother’, and now we hear that Pakistani singer Rahat Fateh Ali Khan has come on board for the movie, to lend his voice for a song in it.  When we got in touch with the director of Maatr-The Mother, Ashtar Sayed, he said, “The film originally didn’t have any music, but when we started editing the movie, we felt the need for it. So we got some beautiful songs and lyrics for our film. The music has been given by a Pakistani Sufi rock band Fuzön. They had composed one beautiful song, which is sung by Rahat Fateh Ali Khan.” 

He added, “Rahat has got a mesmerising voice and I’m just in awe of his voice and his songs.” The music of 'Maatr-The Mother' is created by the Sufi rock band Fuzön. Rahat himself has been part of Bollywood as a playback singer with the movie Paap in 2003.

Matr-The Mother also features Madhur Mittal as the antagonist, who was also seen in Slumdog Millionaire. The movie delves on justice for women, who have been victims of violence and rape. 

While Maatr-The Mother has been written by Michael Pellico and directed by Ashtar Sayed, the film is being produced under the banners CDB Musical in association with Anjum Rizvi Film Co., Manoj Adhikari Production and Pugmark Films Pvt Ltd. 

Maatr-The Mother is all set to hit the theaters on April 21, 2017

Raveena shines at IDA charity event with kids

Bollywood actress Raveena Tandon is known for her charity work, so it comes as no surprise when she goes out of her way to support a cause. The popular actress of tinsel town sure know how to do her bit to make a difference in the world. In an encouraging development, Raveena has been a great supporter of IDA India (In Defence of Animals). In order to promote charity organisation. 

Mast mast girl believes that every human being should have compassion within him, especially towards the weak. At a fundraising event for NGO IDA, Raveena said: "I think this is very good cause by IDA to sterilise the stray and rescued animals. It is a community service. We bring those animals who are injured and hurt in accidents for treatments." 

"Regarding this, an awareness is very much needed as I believe compassion is very necessary for every human being." Raveena's children Rasha and Ranbirvardhan, who were made 'cub ambassadors' through an initiative called the Compassionate Kids Club, were also awarded at the event. 

Raveena said: "My children made handmade bracelets and collected Rs 50,000 for the organisation as part of the Compassionate Kids Club (CKC), so they both got felicitated." 

"According to the statistics in most of the criminal cases, the criminals have a history of showing cruelty towards the weaker and the animals. I would say whenever you see some sign of this type of mentality in someone, please alert them. We need to bring awareness that we should protect the weaker section not do any harm to them." 

We must say it is heartening to see her getting involve with a good cause.

Raveena Tandon to turn book-author

Ravishing Raveena Tandon, otherwise an altruistic social-worker, whose passion is child-welfare will add yet another feather to her career crown, that of a ‘book author’.Confirming this new literary dimension, the star-actress in a cryptic mode, said “My book which I will soon be focusing on, is neither a biography nor is it fiction.” Since Children’s Day is being observed today, Raveena strolls into a flashback recalling how she would be watching symbolic cultural shows on ‘C-Day.’ “We would be more excited because we would have a holiday dedicated to us little kids, on Chacha Nehru’s birth anniversary,” she chuckles.Today’s super-confident kids are fortunate that they are tech-savvy right from a very tender age, she feels. The outspoken Tandon, has been judging an educational initiative, by the Seven Seas Academy. “A nationwide contest hunt for India’s young masterminds, to promote the prime importance of health supplements for vital brain development among children. It’s so heartening that two winners are being sponsored for an educational trip to ‘NASA’,” says the ‘mast-mast’ girl gleefully. “Even when I was going thru a major personal crisis, decades ago, I used to often spend quality time with kids at an orphanage home. It was unconditional love that they would always give me in return,” insists Raveena who had adopted two young girls (actually nieces) whose parents hadpassed away, when they were young. Currently, the evergreen actress is “waiting for the release of the hard-hitting, bold movie ‘The Mother’ directed by Ashtar Sayyed, which has violence against women as its theme”.