The actress referred to a past incident which took place in Bandra that left her nervous and said a similar experience in London had traumatised her.She admitted that ever since the incident, she feels anxious whenever she’s alone.
The ‘K.G.F – Chapter 2‘ actress wrote in her post, “Hi, this is just to put on record. A few days ago in London, I was walking by and a few men approached me. I anyway have heard not such great things about the crime situation here, so I withdrew a bit when they asked if I was who I am. And my first instinct was to say no and walk away even faster as I was alone. 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, 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.“
She also said that she didn’t mean to offend them, the actress wrote an apology note, “I should’ve 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. I have felt really bad after this incident, and would want to apologise to them through this medium if they are reading, that it was not my intention to offend. I’m really sorry. Hope I can meet you again and click a picture with you maybe. I try my best to be accessible and normal, but I fail at times. So sorry guys. I hope you are reading this and know that, I shouldn’t have panicked.”
Earlier in June, a video of Raveena went viral online, showing a group of women accusing her and her driver of assaulting them while allegedly being drunk. However, it was later clarified that she was not intoxicated at the time.
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