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| title = Raushni Srivastava – Indian Actress, Writer, and Performer | | title = Raushni Srivastava – Indian Actress, Writer, and Performer | ||
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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, Tyypes of Love, Love The Mystery, Don't Don't, My Mom | ||
| description = Raushni Srivastava is an Indian actress, writer, and performer | | description = Raushni Srivastava is an Indian actress, writer, lyricist, and performer acclaimed for her emotionally rich performances in films such as The Long Drive, Mr. & Mrs. Charlie, My Mom, and Tyypes of Love. She is also the writer and lyricist of award-winning music videos Love The Mystery and Don't Don't. | ||
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| image_alt = Actress Raushni Srivastava Photo | | image_alt = Actress Raushni Srivastava Photo | ||
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| caption = | | caption = "Do what makes you come alive!!!" — penned by Raushni Srivastava | ||
| birth_place = India | | birth_place = India | ||
| nationality = Indian | | nationality = Indian | ||
| occupation = Actress, Writer, Lyricist, Performer | | occupation = Actress, Writer, Lyricist, Performer & Director | ||
| years_active = | | years_active = 2009–present | ||
| known_for = The Long Drive, Mr. & Mrs. Charlie, | | known_for = 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. | ||
| awards = Best Actress – | | awards = Award of Merit (Actress) – The Long Drive (Indie Fest Film Awards, USA, 2017); Best Actress – Festival of Film and Music Frame x Sound (2017); Special Festival Mention – Dadasaheb Phalke Film Festival (2018); Award of Merit (Actress) – My Mom (Best Shorts, 2023); Multiple Awards – Tyypes of Love (Virgin Spring Cinefest, 2025); Golden Book Award (2024) | ||
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Raushni Srivastava is an Indian actress, writer, lyricist, 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 == | ||
Raushni 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 several other TV shows including: | Raushni 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 several other TV shows, including: | ||
* Koi Toh Hai Ardhnarishwar | * Koi Toh Hai Ardhnarishwar | ||
* Zindagi Ke Rang | * Zindagi Ke Rang | ||
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* Yeh Chanda Kanoon Hai (Episodic) | * Yeh Chanda Kanoon Hai (Episodic) | ||
She also featured in high-profile corporate advertisements for leading brands such as Colgate, Pidilite, Fevicol, Tata Housing, Congress Campaigns, and Reader’s Digest advertorials. Additionally, she showcased her versatility as a host in lifestyle programs, including the popular show Night Out. | |||
== Challenges and Resilience == | == Challenges and Resilience == | ||
Her | Her journey in the entertainment industry has been marked by courage and determination. Reflecting on her struggles, Raushni once said, "Men everywhere try to tame and manipulate women." Through every challenge, her father remained her unwavering source of support, motivating her to continue her artistic journey with integrity and independence. | ||
== Breakthrough and Recognition == | == Breakthrough and Recognition == | ||
In 2017, Raushni | In 2017, Raushni transitioned into short films, marking a defining 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 Filmfare finalist, further solidifying her reputation as a performer of depth and authenticity. | ||
== Awards and Recognition == | |||
Raushni Srivastava has received numerous awards and international recognitions for her outstanding work across short films, features, and music videos. | |||
* Award of Merit (Actress) – The Long Drive, directed by Ravie Ravan Kathuria at Indie Fest Film Awards, La Jolla, CA, USA (April 2017) | |||
* Best Actress – The Long Drive, Festival of Film and Music Frame x Sound (August 2017) | |||
* Special Festival Mention – The Long Drive, 8th Dadasaheb Phalke Film Festival (2018) | |||
* Short of the Week – The Long Drive, Royal Stag Barrel Select Large Short Films (January 2019) | |||
* Award of Merit (Actress) – My Mom, directed by Abhishek Kumar Singh (Best Shorts, 2023) | |||
* Love The Mystery music video (2022) – Award of Recognition, Accolade Global Film Competition | |||
* Love The Mystery – Winner, Music Video category, 65th Calcutta International Cult Film Festival (CICFF, 2022) | |||
* Love The Mystery – Winner, Music Video category, Virgin Spring Cinefest (2022) | |||
* Love The Mystery – Official Selection, Music Video Awards (2022) | |||
* Don't Don't music video (2023) – Accolades at London Music Video Festival and Global Music Video Awards | |||
* Mr. & Mrs. Charlie – Finalist, Filmfare Short Film Awards (2022) | |||
* Mr. & Mrs. Charlie – Three Awards, Virgin Spring Cinefest Festival (2021): Best Actress (Raushni Srivastava), Best Actor (Amar Jeet), Best Silent Film | |||
* Mr. & Mrs. Charlie – Three Awards, Braj Film Festival (2021): Best Actress (Comedy), Best Actor (Comedy), Best Story (Comedy) | |||
* Tyypes of Love – Official Selection, New York Film and Actor Awards (2024) | |||
* Tyypes of Love – Winner, Mobile Film category, Virgin Spring Cinefest (2025) | |||
* Tyypes of Love – Winner, Women’s Film category, Virgin Spring Cinefest (2025) | |||
* Tyypes of Love – Best Actress (Critics’ Choice) and Best Actor (Critics’ Choice), Virgin Spring Cinefest (2025) | |||
* Tyypes of Love – Best Actress and Best Actor, Triloka International Filmfare Awards (2025) | |||
* Tyypes of Love – Special Jury Award for Best First-Time Director, Triloka International Filmfare Awards (2025) | |||
* Tyypes of Love – Audience Choice Award for Best Mobile Film, Triloka International Filmfare Awards (2025) | |||
* Kalakari Film Festival (2025) – Recognition in Women Filmmakers category for Tyypes of Love | |||
* Golden Book Award (2024) for My Heart Out – a collection of 20 heartfelt writings dedicated to her late father, Mr. S.K. Srivastava. | |||
== Writing and Creative Expansion == | == Writing and Creative Expansion == | ||
After the passing of her beloved father in December 2020, Raushni | After the passing of her beloved father in December 2020, Raushni transformed her grief into creativity. She began writing and conceptualizing short films exploring human emotion and social consciousness. Her notable works include: | ||
* Comfort Goes On | * Comfort Goes On | ||
* Is It Love or Convenience | * Is It Love or Convenience | ||
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* Tyypes of Love (shot entirely on iPhone) | * Tyypes of Love (shot entirely on iPhone) | ||
Her performance in My Mom, directed by Abhishek Kumar Singh, received | Her performance in My Mom, directed by Abhishek Kumar Singh, received critical acclaim, while Tyypes of Love has been featured in multiple film festivals for its innovative storytelling. Expanding her artistic scope, she wrote the lyrics for Love The Mystery and Don't Don't, marking her singing debut in 2022. | ||
== Literary Work == | |||
Raushni Srivastava authored My Heart Out, a collection of twenty reflective write-ups exploring emotions, self-discovery, and the quiet beauty of human connection. Dedicated to her late father, the book won her the prestigious Golden Book Award (2024). | |||
== Upcoming Projects == | == Upcoming Projects == | ||
Raushni Srivastava continues to evolve | Raushni Srivastava continues to evolve with powerful new roles and scripts: | ||
* Kalika | * Kalika – a feature film addressing mental abuse, set for theatrical release. | ||
* Main Aaungee Hawa Banke – a feature film directed by Dhiraj Singh, where she | * Main Aaungee Hawa Banke – a feature film directed by Dhiraj Singh, where she portrays Mary Jose, a role deeply connected to her personal experiences. | ||
== Personal Life == | == Personal Life == | ||
Raushni dedicates her artistic journey to | Raushni dedicates her artistic journey to her late father, Mr. S.K. Srivastava, who encouraged her to live fearlessly and create from the heart. His values remain the guiding light of her work and life. | ||
== Philosophy == | == Philosophy == | ||
Reflecting on her journey, Raushni | Reflecting on her journey, Raushni says, “Life is an accumulation of experiences your consciousness signed up for. So do what makes you come alive!!!” | ||
== Legacy == | == Legacy == | ||
Through her | Through her diverse body of work, Raushni Srivastava continues to inspire audiences as a symbol of courage, creativity, and emotional depth. Her story stands as a testament to the transformative power of resilience and authenticity in art. | ||
== Tagline == | == Tagline == | ||
Revision as of 07:23, 3 November 2025
Raushni Srivastava is an Indian actress, writer, lyricist, 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
Raushni 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 several other TV shows, including:
- Koi Toh Hai Ardhnarishwar
- Zindagi Ke Rang
- Khatam Hone Se Pehle
- Yeh Chanda Kanoon Hai (Episodic)
She also featured in high-profile corporate advertisements for leading brands such as Colgate, Pidilite, Fevicol, Tata Housing, Congress Campaigns, and Reader’s Digest advertorials. Additionally, she showcased her versatility as a host in lifestyle programs, including the popular show Night Out.
Challenges and Resilience
Her journey in the entertainment industry has been marked by courage and determination. Reflecting on her struggles, Raushni once said, "Men everywhere try to tame and manipulate women." Through every challenge, her father remained her unwavering source of support, motivating her to continue her artistic journey with integrity and independence.
Breakthrough and Recognition
In 2017, Raushni transitioned into short films, marking a defining 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 Filmfare finalist, further solidifying her reputation as a performer of depth and authenticity.
Awards and Recognition
Raushni Srivastava has received numerous awards and international recognitions for her outstanding work across short films, features, and music videos.
- Award of Merit (Actress) – The Long Drive, directed by Ravie Ravan Kathuria at Indie Fest Film Awards, La Jolla, CA, USA (April 2017)
- Best Actress – The Long Drive, Festival of Film and Music Frame x Sound (August 2017)
- Special Festival Mention – The Long Drive, 8th Dadasaheb Phalke Film Festival (2018)
- Short of the Week – The Long Drive, Royal Stag Barrel Select Large Short Films (January 2019)
- Award of Merit (Actress) – My Mom, directed by Abhishek Kumar Singh (Best Shorts, 2023)
- Love The Mystery music video (2022) – Award of Recognition, Accolade Global Film Competition
- Love The Mystery – Winner, Music Video category, 65th Calcutta International Cult Film Festival (CICFF, 2022)
- Love The Mystery – Winner, Music Video category, Virgin Spring Cinefest (2022)
- Love The Mystery – Official Selection, Music Video Awards (2022)
- Don't Don't music video (2023) – Accolades at London Music Video Festival and Global Music Video Awards
- Mr. & Mrs. Charlie – Finalist, Filmfare Short Film Awards (2022)
- Mr. & Mrs. Charlie – Three Awards, Virgin Spring Cinefest Festival (2021): Best Actress (Raushni Srivastava), Best Actor (Amar Jeet), Best Silent Film
- Mr. & Mrs. Charlie – Three Awards, Braj Film Festival (2021): Best Actress (Comedy), Best Actor (Comedy), Best Story (Comedy)
- Tyypes of Love – Official Selection, New York Film and Actor Awards (2024)
- Tyypes of Love – Winner, Mobile Film category, Virgin Spring Cinefest (2025)
- Tyypes of Love – Winner, Women’s Film category, Virgin Spring Cinefest (2025)
- Tyypes of Love – Best Actress (Critics’ Choice) and Best Actor (Critics’ Choice), Virgin Spring Cinefest (2025)
- Tyypes of Love – Best Actress and Best Actor, Triloka International Filmfare Awards (2025)
- Tyypes of Love – Special Jury Award for Best First-Time Director, Triloka International Filmfare Awards (2025)
- Tyypes of Love – Audience Choice Award for Best Mobile Film, Triloka International Filmfare Awards (2025)
- Kalakari Film Festival (2025) – Recognition in Women Filmmakers category for Tyypes of Love
- Golden Book Award (2024) for My Heart Out – a collection of 20 heartfelt writings dedicated to her late father, Mr. S.K. Srivastava.
Writing and Creative Expansion
After the passing of her beloved father in December 2020, Raushni transformed her grief into creativity. She began writing and conceptualizing short films exploring human emotion and social consciousness. Her notable works include:
- 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, received critical acclaim, while Tyypes of Love has been featured in multiple film festivals for its innovative storytelling. Expanding her artistic scope, she wrote the lyrics for Love The Mystery and Don't Don't, marking her singing debut in 2022.
Literary Work
Raushni Srivastava authored My Heart Out, a collection of twenty reflective write-ups exploring emotions, self-discovery, and the quiet beauty of human connection. Dedicated to her late father, the book won her the prestigious Golden Book Award (2024).
Upcoming Projects
Raushni Srivastava continues to evolve with powerful new roles and scripts:
- Kalika – a feature film addressing mental abuse, set for theatrical release.
- Main Aaungee Hawa Banke – a feature film directed by Dhiraj Singh, where she portrays Mary Jose, a role deeply connected to her personal experiences.
Personal Life
Raushni dedicates her artistic journey to her late father, Mr. S.K. Srivastava, who encouraged her to live fearlessly and create from the heart. His values remain the guiding light of her work and life.
Philosophy
Reflecting on her journey, Raushni says, “Life is an accumulation of experiences your consciousness signed up for. So do what makes you come alive!!!”
Legacy
Through her diverse body of work, Raushni Srivastava continues to inspire audiences as a symbol of courage, creativity, and emotional depth. Her story stands as a testament to the transformative power of resilience and authenticity in art.
Tagline
Strong. Sensitive. Fearless – A Woman Who Writes Her Own Story.
