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Raveena to pen down a book

Raveena Tandon is all set to add yet another feather to her career crown that of a book author

Updated At : 06:17 AM Nov 16, 2016 IST

Pen drive: Raveena Tandon

Raveena Tandon is all set to add yet another feather to her career crown, that of a ‘book author’. Confirming the development, Raveena shared, “My book which I will soon be focusing on, is neither a biography nor fiction.”

Talking on Children’s Day, Raveena shared that she feels today’s super-confident kids are fortunate that they are tech-savvy from a tender age.

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