Raveena Tandon shared this image. (courtesy: officialraveenatandon)

Mumbai (Maharashtra):

She was the quintessential image of sensuality in the course of the ’90s. Even when her iconic quantity ‘Tip Tip Barsa Paani’ has been recreated by a number one actor (Katrina Kaif) of the current technology, a majority of netizens opined that the previous’s oomph issue cannot be matched. She is none aside from, the ‘Mast Mast’ lady Raveena Tandon.

Speaking solely with ANI, Raveena Tandon spoke about points starting from physique shaming to poisonous gossip magazines which may break somebody’s profession. Asked in regards to the gossip magazines of the bygone eras, Raveena mentioned fairly unambiguously, “90s gossip magazines were the worst. And some of those women, now I see, roaming around today carrying the women’s lib badge over their heads and hearts, who were the worst enemies of women, who body-shamed women, slut shamed women and would do everything possible to bring another woman down. Today they roam around being as biggest feminists, I wonder when did that happen? If I start telling stories about them….(chuckles).”

Raveena Tandon is well known for her bodily attraction and sweetness until date. Common individuals do not consider that she was ever body-shamed within the business. During her interplay with Smita Prakash, the ‘Daman’ actor mentioned, “No no, Please I was called a lot of things. 90s ke kholo, TTs, thunder thighs…miss this and miss that…” The actor continued, “I was plump actually. Started at 16 and a half years, and I was full of baby fat yaar… which still hasn’t gone. Though I don’t care now, I am being like that, I am like that, too bad!”

Being advised that she is exaggerating the information, Raveena mentioned, “I remember some of these titles. And not only me, but some other heroines are also called that. Besides that, instead of supporting women, what they did was…firstly all these women editors would fall in love with the heroes. And what the heroes said were the last words. If he wanted to pan a woman, the woman would be panned, shamed, literally, her career ruined in the magazines with nasty articles being put out about her. There were so many untrue articles put out because some hero went and said, “Acha, uske naked me aab aisa likh do…(Okay, let’s write about her like this)” and it would be the last word. And if there would be an apology, that would be on the last line of some other issues of the magazine, it would be written ‘the story carried earlier ultimately proved not to be true’. And who will read that then? At that time the screaming headlines already made the news, right?”

Raveena Tandon concluded that she was totally displeased with the ‘viciousness’ of ’90s journalism and determined to take a break after her marriage.