Speaking out about being labelled “aggressive” for voicing her ideas, Raveena Tandon

With her diverse performances on OTT, Bollywood diva Raveena Tandon—known for her beauty, charisma, and acting prowess—has been generating a lot of talk. “Patna Shuklla,” a courtroom drama that debuted on OTT lately, is her most recent offering.

Positive reviews have been given to the film, especially for Raveena’s strong portrayal as a lawyer.
The actress recently spoke about how she faced criticism and was given advice on how to control her aggressive personality in real life.

Raveena Tandon said, “I do have an opinion about things, and I do believe in equality,” in an interview with Pinkvilla. I have often seen women labelled as violent when they voice their ideas or stand up for themselves. “Oh, you’re quite combative.” By that, what do you mean? You call me aggressive just because I want to express something and I’m speaking out for it. I have thus undoubtedly heard that in real life as well.”

The criminal drama “Patna Shuklla” examines the widespread school frauds in India. As attorney Tanvi Shuklla, played by Raveena Tandon, she exposes these improper actions inside the story. In the movie, an average lady named Tanvi bravely takes on the system in order to get justice for a student who was duped by a roll number hoax. The film highlights the serious difficulties that many students in India encounter every year by bringing attention to these serious crimes. The film, which was helmed by Vivek Budakoti and produced by Arbaaz Khan, made its debut on March 29.