Raveena Tandon's Fan Says 'You Are Still My Favorite' After Her Public Apology: 'It Can Be Scary...'

Raveena Tandon recently took to social media to recount an incident in London where she unintentionally snubbed a fan. While walking alone, a few men approached her, and though she realized they might have just wanted a photo, she panicked and walked away.

After reflecting on her reaction, Raveena issued an apology to the fan through a heartfelt note on social media, saying, “I have felt really bad after this incident. Hope I can meet you again and click a picture with you maybe. I hope you are reading this and know that I shouldn’t have panicked.” Her message reached the fan, who soon responded.

A few hours later, the fan, Bhavin Patel from London, reached out to Raveena. She shared his response on her Instagram Stories, where he wrote, “Hi Raveena, my name is Bhavin Patel from London and the story which was uploaded on Instagram today regarding the incident, I want to let you know I was the guy.”

He added, “I was excited and wanted a photo with you. I can fully understand from a woman’s point of view that it can be scary when guys approach, especially when you are away from home. You don’t need to apologise. I was upset for what happened, but you are still my favourite.”

Raveena further explained why she panicked during the London incident. She shared, “After the incident that happened in Bandra a few months ago, it has left me a bit nervous and traumatised. So when I am with people, I am okay, but alone, I get nervous these days. I should have probably given them a photo as maybe they were innocent fans, but I panicked and walked away fast and just asked a security guy for help.”

A few months ago, Raveena was involved in an incident in Bandra where a man accused her driver of hitting his mother and claimed that Raveena assaulted them when confronted. However, after a thorough investigation, the police confirmed that neither Raveena nor her driver were at fault, and the actress was given a clean chit. Despite this, the event left her feeling “traumatised.”