OH NO! Here's Why Raveena Tandon Couldn't Stop Crying, Went Sleepless For 3 Nights
The actress found it difficult to dissociate from the film once she completed the film's shoot.
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oi-Madhuri
By Madhuri
Sometimes,
a
film's
shoot
can
be
emotionally
draining
and
can
leave
behind
a
permanent
mark
on
the
actors.
Recently,
Raveena
Tandon
underwent
a
similar
episode
in
her
life
while
shooting
for
her
upcoming
film,
The
Mother,
which
has
her
playing
the
title
role.
When
the
actress
first
heard
the
narration
of
the
film,
based
on
violence
against
women,
she
found
the
script
both
interesting
and
disturbing.
As
she
started
shooting,
she
could
connect
with
her
character
well,
and
it
slowly
became
difficult
for
her
to
dissociate
from
the
film
even
after
the
shooting
was
done.
"I
couldn't
sleep
for
three
nights
after
we
shot
the
horrific
incident.
A
leading
daily
quoted
Raveena
saying,
The
worst
was
when
I
had
to
dub
for
it
all
over
again.
I
couldn't
stop
crying
once
the
dubbing
got
over.
It
took
me
some
time
to
come
back
to
my
calmer
self.
It
was
very
disturbing,"
Meanwhile,
the
actress
refutes
the
reports
that
the
film
directed
by
Ashtar
Sayed
is
based
on
the
December
16
Delhi
gang
rape
case.
She
added,
"The
film
is
based
in
Delhi,
but
it
has
nothing
to
do
with
the
incident.
However,
it's
really
strange
that
the
minute
we
wrapped
up
shooting
in
the
Capital,
a
similar
incident
happened,
exactly
like
what
we
shot
for
the
film.
So
when
we
read
about
the
incident
in
newspapers,
we
were
shocked
that
something
we
shot
in
fiction
has
actually
happened
in
real.
That
was
uncanny,"
says
the
National
Award-winning
actor.