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Raveena Tandon, one of the hit actresses of the 90s, has talked about her film career. In an interview with Indian Express, Raveena said that she later realized that she had become stereotyped in her career because in those days, actresses had very less choices and they did not have the freedom to choose anything as per their wish.
Raveena has worked in many hit films including 'Mohra', 'Khiladiyon Ka Khiladi'.
Raveena said- actresses were lagging behind in fees also
Raveena said, when I started my career there was a lot of stereotyping. We used to work not in one or two films but in 10-12 films at a time. At that time, the thinking used to be that if the film has a big director or a big star in it, then the film will become a superhit. During that time there was not so much focus on selection.
In those times, the fees of actresses were also not much. Actresses had to do 15-16 films to earn what the hero used to earn from one film. There was no career planning then so it took us a long time to establish ourselves.
Today's actresses are in a better position: Raveena
Raveena further said, today the situation with actresses is not like before. Now female stars are in a better position. Now he is getting good roles right at the beginning of his career. Now times have changed. Now after 'Om Shanti Om', Deepika Padukone gets a film like 'Bajirao Mastani' only after five-six films, whereas in our times, she gets a chance to work in such a film only after a very long career or after 20 films. . Now Alia Bhatt gets a chance to work in director like Imtiaz Ali's film 'Highway' immediately after 'Student of the Year'. This is a great period.
Raveena in the film 'Patna Shukla'.
Raveena was seen in the film 'Patna Shukla'
Raveena's previous film 'Patna Shukla' was released on March 29. The film was released on OTT platform Hotstar. Raveena was seen in the role of a lawyer in the film. Earlier, Raveena was seen in the web series 'Karma Calling' and in the coming days she also has projects like Binoy Gandhi's Ghudchadhi and the multi-starrer film 'Welcome to the Jungle'.
