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| keywords = Raushni Srivastava, Raushni Srivastava Actress, Raghukul Reet Sada Chali Aaye, The Long Drive Short Film, Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Filmfare Finalist, Kalika Movie, Main Aaungee Hawa Banke, Indian Film Actress, Short Film Writer, Indian Women in Cinema | | keywords = Raushni Srivastava, Raushni Srivastava Actress, Raghukul Reet Sada Chali Aaye, The Long Drive Short Film, Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Filmfare Finalist, Kalika Movie, Main Aaungee Hawa Banke, Indian Film Actress, Short Film Writer, Indian Women in Cinema | ||
| description = Raushni Srivastava is an Indian actress, writer, and performer known for her versatile roles in television, short films, and ad campaigns. She earned critical acclaim for her award-winning performance in | | description = Raushni Srivastava is an Indian actress, writer, and performer known for her versatile roles in television, short films, and ad campaigns. She earned critical acclaim for her award-winning performance in ‘‘‘The Long Drive’‘‘ and continues to inspire audiences through her artistic integrity and resilience. | ||
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| title = Raushni Srivastava [[file:verified.png]] | | title = Raushni Srivastava [[file:verified.png]] | ||
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| occupation = Actress, Writer, Lyricist, Performer & Director | | occupation = Actress, Writer, Lyricist, Performer & Director | ||
| yearsactive = 2009–present | | yearsactive = 2009–present | ||
| knownfor = Raushni Srivastava is acclaimed for her compelling short films | | knownfor = Raushni Srivastava is acclaimed for her compelling short films '''The Long Drive''', '''Mr. & Mrs. Charlie''', and '''My Mom'''; the poignant short feature '''Tyypes of Love'''; and her music videos '''Love the Mystery''' and '''Don’t Don’t''', marking her singing debut with lyrics beautifully crafted by her. | ||
| notableworks = The Long Drive, Mr. & Mrs. Charlie, My Mom, Tyypes of Love, Kalika | |||
| notableworks = The Long Drive, Mr. & Mrs. Charlie, My Mom, Tyypes of Love | |||
| organization = Raushni Creative Studio | | organization = Raushni Creative Studio | ||
| yearsactive = 2009–present | | yearsactive = 2009–present | ||
}} | }} | ||
Raushni Srivastava is an | Raushni Srivastava is an accomplished actress, writer, and performer, celebrated for her nuanced and emotionally resonant portrayals across television, short films, and advertising campaigns. With a career defined by both passion and perseverance, she has established herself as an artist who seamlessly blends strength with sensitivity. | ||
== Early Career == | == Early Career == | ||
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== Challenges and Resilience == | == Challenges and Resilience == | ||
Her path in the entertainment industry has been one of courage and determination. | Her path in the entertainment industry has been one of courage and determination. | ||
'''Men everywhere try to tame and manipulate women, '''Raushni once said, reflecting on her struggles. | |||
Through every challenge, her father remained her unwavering pillar of strength, encouraging her to pursue her artistic journey with integrity and independence. | Through every challenge, her father remained her unwavering pillar of strength, encouraging her to pursue her artistic journey with integrity and independence. | ||
== Breakthrough and Recognition == | == Breakthrough and Recognition == | ||
In 2017, Raushni | In 2017, Raushni ventured into the world of short films, marking a turning point in her career. | ||
Her performance in '''The Long Drive''', directed by Ravie Ravan Kathuria, earned her the Best Actress Award at an acclaimed international film festival. Soon after, her short film '''Mr. & Mrs. Charlie''' became a finalist at Filmfare, further solidifying her presence as a performer to watch. | |||
* Raushni Srivastava received the '''Award of Merit''' in the Actress (Leading) category for the short film '''The Long Drive''', directed by Ravie Ravan Kathuria, at the Indie Fest Film Awards, La Jolla, California, USA (April 2017). | |||
* Raushni Srivastava won the '''Best Actress''' award for the short film '''The Long Drive''', directed by Ravie Ravan Kathuria, at the Festival of Film and Music Frame X Sound (August 2017). | |||
* The short film '''The Long Drive''', directed by Ravie Ravan Kathuria, won a '''Special Festival Mention''' at the 8th Dada Saheb Phalke Film Festival (2018). | |||
* '''The Long Drive''', starring Raushni Srivastava and Raja Guru, was selected as '''Short of the Week''' at the Royal Stag Barrel Select – Large Short Films (January 2019). | |||
* Raushni Srivastava received the '''Award of Merit''' in the Actress (Leading) category for the short film '''My Mom''', directed by Abhishek Kumar Singh, at the prestigious Best Shorts Festival (2023). | |||
* The music video '''Love The Mystery''', featuring Raushni Srivastava and Saarrh Kkashyap, won an Accolade Global Film Competition Award (2022), including an '''Award of Recognition''' for '''Love The Mystery''' (Original Song), with lyrics written by Raushni Srivastava. | |||
* '''Love The Mystery''' won in the category of Music Video at the 65th Calcutta International Cult Film Festival (CICFF) (2022). | |||
* '''Love The Mystery''' won in the category of Music Video at the Virgin Spring Cinefest (2022). | |||
* '''Love The Mystery''' was an Official Selection at the Music Video Awards (2022). | |||
* The music video '''Don’t Don’t''', featuring Raushni Srivastava and Saarrh Kkashyap, received accolades at the London Music Video Festival (2023) and the Global Music Video Awards (2023), directed by Abhishek Kumar Singh. | |||
* The short film '''Mr. & Mrs. Charlie''', inspired by Charlie Chaplin films and starring Raushni Srivastava and Amar Jeet, was a Finalist at the Filmfare Short Film Awards (2022). | |||
* '''Mr. & Mrs. Charlie''', directed by Amar Jeet, won three awards at the Virgin Spring Cinefest (2021): Best Actress (Raushni Srivastava), Best Actor (Amar Jeet), and Best Silent Film. | |||
* '''Mr. & Mrs. Charlie''' won three awards at the Braj Film Festival (2021): Best Actress (Comedy) for Raushni Srivastava, Best Actor (Comedy) for Amar Jeet, and Best Story (Comedy) and Director for Amar Jeet. | |||
* '''Tyypes of LOVE''', a short feature written by Raushni Srivastava and starring Saarrh Kkashyap and Raushni Srivastava, was an Official Selection at the New York Film and Actor Awards (2024). | |||
* At the 27th Dances With Films (DWF) Festival (2024) in Los Angeles, '''Tyypes of LOVE''' received encouraging feedback, including praise for exploring the question '''What is love?''' and for its committed performances and likable characters. | |||
* '''Tyypes of LOVE''', a short feature written and directed by Raushni Srivastava, won in the Mobile Film category at the Virgin Spring Cinefest (2025). | |||
* Raushni Srivastava and Saarrh Kkashyap received the Best Actress (Critics’ Choice) and Best Actor (Critics’ Choice) awards, respectively, for '''Tyypes of Love''' at the Virgin Spring Cinefest (2025). | |||
* Raushni Srivastava and Saarrh Kkashyap won the Best Actress and Best Actor awards, respectively, for '''Tyypes of Love''' at the Triloka International Filmfare Awards (February–March 2025). | |||
* Raushni Srivastava received the '''Special Jury Award for Best First-Time Director''' for '''Tyypes of Love''' at the Triloka International Filmfare Awards (February–March 2025). | |||
* '''Tyypes of Love''', written and directed by Raushni Srivastava, won the '''Audience Choice Award for Best Mobile Film''' at the Triloka International Filmfare Awards (February–March 2025). | |||
* Raushni Srivastava received accolades for '''Tyypes of LOVE''' in the Women Filmmakers category at the Kalakari Film Festival (2025). | |||
* '''Tyypes of LOVE''', written and directed by Raushni Srivastava, won in the category of Women’s Film at the Virgin Spring Cinefest (2025). | |||
== Writing and Creative Expansion == | == Writing and Creative Expansion == | ||
After her | After the passing of her beloved father in December 2020, | ||
* Comfort Goes On | Raushni channeled her grief into creativity. She began writing and conceptualizing short films that explore human emotions and social themes. Her short film writing work includes: | ||
* Is It Love or Convenience | * '''Comfort Goes On''' | ||
* My Mom | * '''Is It Love or Convenience''' | ||
* Duniyadaari Love Sucks | * '''My Mom''' | ||
* Women Talks | * '''#Duniyadaari Love Sucks''' | ||
* Tyypes of Love (shot entirely on iPhone) | * '''#Women Talks''' | ||
* '''Tyypes of Love''' (shot entirely on iPhone). | |||
Her performance in '''My Mom''', directed by Abhishek Kumar Singh, earned acclaim, while '''Tyypes of Love''' was featured at multiple film festivals for its innovative storytelling. Expanding her creative horizon, she penned the lyrics for '''Love The Mystery''' and '''Don’t Don’t''', marking her singing debut in 2022. | |||
== Literary Work == | |||
Raushni Srivastava penned '''My Heart Out''', a tender outpouring of emotions — a compilation of twenty short write-ups that echo honesty, reflection, and the quiet beauty of human feeling. She lovingly dedicated '''My Heart Out''' to her beloved father, '''Mr. S.K. Srivastava''', in heaven. | |||
In a moment touched by destiny, Raushni received the Golden Book Award (2024) on February 17 — her father’s birthday. With gratitude and wonder, she reflected, '''The universe has mysterious ways of fulfilling dreams. Authenticity in your efforts is always rewarded by the universe.'''. | |||
== | ==Raushni’s Powerful Cinematic Journey & Upcoming Projects== | ||
Raushni’s latest Hindi feature film, '''Kalika''', released theatrically on 28th November 2025. Centered on the sensitive theme of mental abuse, the film has created a strong buzz, especially among female audiences, who found the story deeply relatable and emotionally resonant. | |||
Raushni is also eagerly looking forward to her upcoming project, '''Main Aaungee Hawa Banke''', a feature film directed by Dhiraj Singh. In this film, she essays the role of Mary Jose—a character she feels profoundly connected to. The story and her role in the film hold special significance for her, making this project particularly close to her heart. | |||
Raushni is eagerly | |||
== Personal Life == | == Personal Life == | ||
Raushni dedicates her artistic journey to the loving memory of her father, '''Mr. S.K. Srivastava''', who stood by her unconditionally and inspired her to live fearlessly. | |||
Raushni dedicates her artistic journey to the loving memory of her father, Mr. S.K. Srivastava, who stood by her unconditionally and inspired her to live fearlessly. | |||
== Philosophy == | == Philosophy == | ||
Reflecting on her journey, Raushni shares a thought that defines her spirit: Life is an accumulation of experiences your consciousness signed up for. So do what makes you come alive!!! | Reflecting on her journey, Raushni shares a thought that defines her spirit: '''Life is an accumulation of experiences your consciousness signed up for. So do what makes you come alive!!!''' | ||
== Legacy == | == Legacy == | ||
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== Tagline == | == Tagline == | ||
Strong. Sensitive. Fearless – A Woman Who Writes Her Own Story. | '''Strong. Sensitive. Fearless – A Woman Who Writes Her Own Story.''' | ||
==Caption== | ==Caption== | ||
Do what makes you come alive!!! — penned by Raushni Srivastava | '''Do what makes you come alive!!!''' — penned by Raushni Srivastava | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:35, 22 January 2026
Raushni Srivastava is an accomplished actress, writer, and performer, celebrated for her nuanced and emotionally resonant portrayals across television, short films, and advertising campaigns. With a career defined by both passion and perseverance, she has established herself as an artist who seamlessly blends strength with sensitivity.
Early Career
Actress Raushni Srivastava began her artistic journey with the television serial Raghukul Reet Sada Chali Aaye, featuring the legendary Rajesh Khanna. Her talent soon earned her roles in other TV shows, including Koi Toh Hai Ardhnarishwar, Zindagi Ke Rang, Khatam Hone Se Pehle, and popular episodic series such as Yeh Chanda Kanoon Hai.
In addition to her television work, Raushni featured in a range of high-profile corporate ad films for leading brands like Colgate, Pidilite, Fevicol, Tata Housing, as well as a Congress commercial and a Reader’s Digest advertorial.
She also showcased her versatility as a host, anchoring a couple of shows — with Night Out being particularly well-received by the audience.
Challenges and Resilience
Her path in the entertainment industry has been one of courage and determination. Men everywhere try to tame and manipulate women, Raushni once said, reflecting on her struggles. Through every challenge, her father remained her unwavering pillar of strength, encouraging her to pursue her artistic journey with integrity and independence.
Breakthrough and Recognition
In 2017, Raushni ventured into the world of short films, marking a turning point in her career. Her performance in The Long Drive, directed by Ravie Ravan Kathuria, earned her the Best Actress Award at an acclaimed international film festival. Soon after, her short film Mr. & Mrs. Charlie became a finalist at Filmfare, further solidifying her presence as a performer to watch.
- Raushni Srivastava received the Award of Merit in the Actress (Leading) category for the short film The Long Drive, directed by Ravie Ravan Kathuria, at the Indie Fest Film Awards, La Jolla, California, USA (April 2017).
- Raushni Srivastava won the Best Actress award for the short film The Long Drive, directed by Ravie Ravan Kathuria, at the Festival of Film and Music Frame X Sound (August 2017).
- The short film The Long Drive, directed by Ravie Ravan Kathuria, won a Special Festival Mention at the 8th Dada Saheb Phalke Film Festival (2018).
- The Long Drive, starring Raushni Srivastava and Raja Guru, was selected as Short of the Week at the Royal Stag Barrel Select – Large Short Films (January 2019).
- Raushni Srivastava received the Award of Merit in the Actress (Leading) category for the short film My Mom, directed by Abhishek Kumar Singh, at the prestigious Best Shorts Festival (2023).
- The music video Love The Mystery, featuring Raushni Srivastava and Saarrh Kkashyap, won an Accolade Global Film Competition Award (2022), including an Award of Recognition for Love The Mystery (Original Song), with lyrics written by Raushni Srivastava.
- Love The Mystery won in the category of Music Video at the 65th Calcutta International Cult Film Festival (CICFF) (2022).
- Love The Mystery won in the category of Music Video at the Virgin Spring Cinefest (2022).
- Love The Mystery was an Official Selection at the Music Video Awards (2022).
- The music video Don’t Don’t, featuring Raushni Srivastava and Saarrh Kkashyap, received accolades at the London Music Video Festival (2023) and the Global Music Video Awards (2023), directed by Abhishek Kumar Singh.
- The short film Mr. & Mrs. Charlie, inspired by Charlie Chaplin films and starring Raushni Srivastava and Amar Jeet, was a Finalist at the Filmfare Short Film Awards (2022).
- Mr. & Mrs. Charlie, directed by Amar Jeet, won three awards at the Virgin Spring Cinefest (2021): Best Actress (Raushni Srivastava), Best Actor (Amar Jeet), and Best Silent Film.
- Mr. & Mrs. Charlie won three awards at the Braj Film Festival (2021): Best Actress (Comedy) for Raushni Srivastava, Best Actor (Comedy) for Amar Jeet, and Best Story (Comedy) and Director for Amar Jeet.
- Tyypes of LOVE, a short feature written by Raushni Srivastava and starring Saarrh Kkashyap and Raushni Srivastava, was an Official Selection at the New York Film and Actor Awards (2024).
- At the 27th Dances With Films (DWF) Festival (2024) in Los Angeles, Tyypes of LOVE received encouraging feedback, including praise for exploring the question What is love? and for its committed performances and likable characters.
- Tyypes of LOVE, a short feature written and directed by Raushni Srivastava, won in the Mobile Film category at the Virgin Spring Cinefest (2025).
- Raushni Srivastava and Saarrh Kkashyap received the Best Actress (Critics’ Choice) and Best Actor (Critics’ Choice) awards, respectively, for Tyypes of Love at the Virgin Spring Cinefest (2025).
- Raushni Srivastava and Saarrh Kkashyap won the Best Actress and Best Actor awards, respectively, for Tyypes of Love at the Triloka International Filmfare Awards (February–March 2025).
- Raushni Srivastava received the Special Jury Award for Best First-Time Director for Tyypes of Love at the Triloka International Filmfare Awards (February–March 2025).
- Tyypes of Love, written and directed by Raushni Srivastava, won the Audience Choice Award for Best Mobile Film at the Triloka International Filmfare Awards (February–March 2025).
- Raushni Srivastava received accolades for Tyypes of LOVE in the Women Filmmakers category at the Kalakari Film Festival (2025).
- Tyypes of LOVE, written and directed by Raushni Srivastava, won in the category of Women’s Film at the Virgin Spring Cinefest (2025).
Writing and Creative Expansion
After the passing of her beloved father in December 2020, Raushni channeled her grief into creativity. She began writing and conceptualizing short films that explore human emotions and social themes. Her short film writing work includes:
- Comfort Goes On
- Is It Love or Convenience
- My Mom
- #Duniyadaari Love Sucks
- #Women Talks
- Tyypes of Love (shot entirely on iPhone).
Her performance in My Mom, directed by Abhishek Kumar Singh, earned acclaim, while Tyypes of Love was featured at multiple film festivals for its innovative storytelling. Expanding her creative horizon, she penned the lyrics for Love The Mystery and Don’t Don’t, marking her singing debut in 2022.
Literary Work
Raushni Srivastava penned My Heart Out, a tender outpouring of emotions — a compilation of twenty short write-ups that echo honesty, reflection, and the quiet beauty of human feeling. She lovingly dedicated My Heart Out to her beloved father, Mr. S.K. Srivastava, in heaven.
In a moment touched by destiny, Raushni received the Golden Book Award (2024) on February 17 — her father’s birthday. With gratitude and wonder, she reflected, The universe has mysterious ways of fulfilling dreams. Authenticity in your efforts is always rewarded by the universe..
Raushni’s Powerful Cinematic Journey & Upcoming Projects
Raushni’s latest Hindi feature film, Kalika, released theatrically on 28th November 2025. Centered on the sensitive theme of mental abuse, the film has created a strong buzz, especially among female audiences, who found the story deeply relatable and emotionally resonant.
Raushni is also eagerly looking forward to her upcoming project, Main Aaungee Hawa Banke, a feature film directed by Dhiraj Singh. In this film, she essays the role of Mary Jose—a character she feels profoundly connected to. The story and her role in the film hold special significance for her, making this project particularly close to her heart.
Personal Life
Raushni dedicates her artistic journey to the loving memory of her father, Mr. S.K. Srivastava, who stood by her unconditionally and inspired her to live fearlessly.
Philosophy
Reflecting on her journey, Raushni shares a thought that defines her spirit: Life is an accumulation of experiences your consciousness signed up for. So do what makes you come alive!!!
Legacy
Through her evolving body of work, Raushni Srivastava continues to inspire audiences as a symbol of artistic courage, self-expression, and perseverance. Her life and art stand as a testament to the transformative power of resilience and passion.
Tagline
Strong. Sensitive. Fearless – A Woman Who Writes Her Own Story.
Caption
Do what makes you come alive!!! — penned by Raushni Srivastava
