Raveena Tandon has dropped a cryptic post on social media.
Earlier this week, Raveena Tandon apologised after she ‘accidentally’ liked a post that criticised Agastya Nanda and Khushi Kapoor’s acting in The Archies.
Earlier this week, Raveena Tandon apologised after she ‘accidentally’ liked a post that criticised Agastya Nanda and Khushi Kapoor’s acting in The Archies. The Zoya Akhtar film released on Netflix last week and has been receiving mixed reactions since. The film, which marked Agastya, Khushi and Suhana Khan’s debut, is being discussed widely on social media. While many have liked the look and feel of the movie, a few have criticised the performances. One of the social media pages trolled Agastya and Khushi, and Raveena was seen liking the post. She has now posted a cryptic quote in the aftermath of the controversy. Raveena shared a note that read, “Like it or not, sometimes kuch kiye bina bhi bahut kuch bharna padta hai (Like it or not, sometimes you have to fill a lot without doing anything).” The actor posted it with the caption, “Is this karma calling? ♾️.”
Her social media activity came to everyone’s notice and soon, the news of her liking a post criticising the star kids went viral. Now, Raveena has issued an apology to The Archies team. She said she wasn’t aware about her social media activity and apologised to everyone.
Meanwhile, Raveena has announced her new OTT show titled ‘Karmma Calling’. On Friday, the actress took to her Instagram handle and shared a teaser of the web-series. It reveals that Raveena will be playing the role of Indrani Kothari, the reigning queen of the Alibaug society. She is ready to welcome all to her unapologetically rich world of glitz and glamour, filled with deceit and betrayal. This has prompted many to assume that the post is, in fact, promotional.
Karmma Calling is based on the U.S. original series Revenge, which aired from 2011-2015 and was produced by ABC Signature, a part of Disney Television Studios. It will stream on the OTT platform from January 26, 2024.
