Actress Raveena Tandon has shared a reflective note on life, loss and the importance of cherishing loved ones, saying that people must accept that some chapters eventually come to an end.
Taking to Instagram, the Mohra actress wrote about losing loved ones and the memories and lessons that remain behind.
“Some days … some chapters close, memories are left behind. Losing loved ones is an eventuality. We have to accept,” Tandon wrote.
She also reflected on the struggles faced by people in different walks of life and said she prays for those going through difficult times to overcome their challenges.
“When I hear stories of different lives and their battles, I pray they overcome victoriously, but everyone has to serve what they came here for, learn, earn your good karma and then leave,” she added.
Concluding her message on a hopeful note, Tandon urged people to make the most of their time and relationships, writing, “Till then live and love like never before.”
The actress also shared a series of pictures of herself dressed in an elegant white suit, posing for the camera.
Meanwhile, Tandon recently appeared on the semi-final episode of India’s Best Dancer Season 5, where she recalled the demanding schedules actresses followed during the 1990s.
Speaking about that period, she said she and Karisma Kapoor would often juggle multiple film projects and shooting locations in a single day.
Tandon recalled that the two actresses would sometimes shoot for six different productions at different locations within a single day, moving between sets for a few hours at a time.
She said the hectic routine could become so overwhelming that they sometimes lost track of which character they were portraying.
“In the 90s, I think there were only two actresses who literally worked 36 hours in a 24-hour day. One was Lolo ji and the other was me,” she said, referring to Karisma Kapoor by her nickname.
Tandon added that after moving between several sets, they would sometimes simply follow the instructions given to them without even keeping track of the character they were playing.
