Raveena Tandon says sorry to fans FOR THIS REASON: 'I shouldn’t have panicked'

Bollywood star Raveena Tandon said sorry to her fans in London for dashing off without snapping photos. She admitted that her sudden exit was because of panic but later understood that the fans had no bad intentions. Raveena clarified that her swift reaction in London was triggered by a past experience in Bandra, which made her anxious when approached by fans.

Back in June, Raveena Tandon got wrongly blamed for being drunk and causing a car crash, which Mumbai police later proved false. Thinking about her recent public moment, she mentioned that this incident has made her anxiety worse in similar situations. She said, "So sorry guys. I hope you are reading this and know that I shouldn’t have panicked."

Raveena Tandon spilled the beans on her X account about her London trip, revealing how she got flustered and made a swift exit when fans wanted selfies. She opened up about her past, especially a tough time in Bandra, which left her anxious and led her to deny her identity and step back. She added, "They just wanted a picture, I guess, and I most of the time oblige, but after the incident that happened in Bandra a few months ago, it has left me a bit nervous and traumatised, so when I’m with people I am OK, but alone I still get a bit nervous these days." 

Raveena Tandon felt really bad about it, realizing she should have clicked a photo with the fans, thinking they were probably harmless. She confessed to getting scared, seeking security's assistance, and truly regretted her reaction. She said sorry on social media, wishing the fans would read her post and grasp that she never meant to upset anyone.

She wrapped up by hoping to reconnect with her fans, wanting to snap a photo with them down the line. She talked about aiming to be friendly and real but admitted she sometimes misses the mark. She said sorry again, wishing the fans would get where she's coming from and see her post.

Following Raveena's story, lots of netizens showed their support, applauding her for speaking out about the situation and saying sorry to her fans. They highlighted that being careful is important, no matter if you're a celebrity or not.

In June this year, Raveena Tandon faced an attack by an unruly crowd outside her home in Bandra. They slapped her, tugged at her hair, and asked for money, blaming her for road rage. Yet, a police inquiry later proved the mob's accusations were untrue. Raveena decided not to file charges against those people.

Amidst all this, Raveena Tandon is gearing up for her next project, "Welcome To The Jungle (WTTJ)," where she shares the screen with Akshay Kumar, Jacqueline Fernandez, Paresh Rawal, and more. This movie marks Akshay Kumar's comeback to the series after missing out on "Welcome Back" and reunites him with Raveena Tandon after a 20-year hiatus.