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| 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. | | 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 | ||
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| image = Raushni Srivastava.jpeg | | image = Raushni Srivastava.jpeg | ||
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| caption = Do what makes you come alive!!!" — penned by Raushni Srivastava | | 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 & Director | | occupation = Actress, Writer, Lyricist, Performer & Director | ||
| years_active = 2009–present | | years_active = 2009–present | ||
| 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. | | 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 – International Short Film Festival (2017) | | awards = Best Actress – International Short Film Festival (2017) | ||
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Raushni Srivastava is an Indian actress, writer, and performer known for her emotionally rich portrayals across television, short films, and ad campaigns. With a career defined by resilience and passion, she continues to make her mark as an artist who 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 other popular TV shows including: | |||
* Koi Toh Hai Ardhnarishwar | |||
* Zindagi Ke Rang | |||
* Khatam Hone Se Pehle | |||
* Yeh Chanda Kanoon Hai (Episodic) | |||
In addition to acting, she featured in corporate advertisements for brands such as: | |||
* Colgate | |||
* Pidilite | |||
* Fevicol | |||
* Colgate | * Tata Housing | ||
* Pidilite | * Congress Party Campaigns | ||
* Fevicol | * Reader’s Digest Advertorial | ||
* Tata Housing | |||
* Congress Party Campaigns | |||
* Reader’s Digest Advertorial | |||
Raushni also hosted lifestyle shows, including the popular program Night Out. | |||
Her path in the entertainment industry has been one of courage and determination. | == 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, inspiring her to continue her artistic journey with integrity and independence. | |||
== Breakthrough and Recognition == | == Breakthrough and Recognition == | ||
In 2017, Raushni transitioned into short films. Her performance in The Long Drive, directed by Ravie Ravan Kathuria, earned her the Best Actress Award at an international film festival. She followed with Mr. & Mrs. Charlie directed by Amar Jeet, a Filmfare finalist that established her as a versatile performer. | |||
== Writing and Creative Expansion == | |||
After her father’s passing in December 2020, Raushni channeled her grief into creativity. She began writing and conceptualizing films that explore emotion and social reflection. Her 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 earned critical acclaim, while Tyypes of Love gained recognition for its innovative storytelling. She also penned the lyrics for Love The Mystery and Don’t Don’t, marking her singing debut in 2022. | |||
== Awards and Recognition == | |||
* | * Award of Merit – The Long Drive (Indie Fest Film Awards, USA, 2017) | ||
* | * Best Actress – The Long Drive (Festival of Film & Music Frame Sound, 2017) | ||
* My Mom * | * Special Festival Mention – Dada Saheb Phalke Film Festival (2018) | ||
* | * Short of the Week – Royal Stag Barrel Select Large Short Films (2019) | ||
* Tyypes of Love ( | * Award of Merit – My Mom (Best Shorts, 2023) | ||
* Love The Mystery – Accolade Global Film Competition Award (2022) | |||
* Love The Mystery – Winner at 65th Calcutta International Cult Film Festival (2022) | |||
* Love The Mystery – Winner at Virgin Spring Cinefest (2022) | |||
* Don’t Don’t – London Music Video Festival & Global Music Video Awards (2023) | |||
* Mr. & Mrs. Charlie – Filmfare Short Film Awards Finalist (2022) | |||
* Mr. & Mrs. Charlie – Winner: Best Actress, Best Actor & Best Silent Film (Virgin Spring Cinefest, 2021) | |||
* Mr. & Mrs. Charlie – Winner: Best Actress (Comedy), Best Actor, Best Story & Director (Braj Film Festival, 2021) | |||
* Tyypes of Love – Official Selection: New York Film and Actor Awards (2024) | |||
* Tyypes of Love – Winner: Mobile Film (Virgin Spring Cinefest, 2025) | |||
* Best Actress (Critics’ Choice) – Raushni Srivastava (Tyypes of Love, 2025) | |||
* Best Actor (Critics’ Choice) – Saarrh Kkashyap (Tyypes of Love, 2025) | |||
* Tyypes of Love – Winner: Women’s Film (Virgin Spring Cinefest, 2025) | |||
* Tyypes of Love – Winner: Mobile Film (Virgin Spring Cinefest, 2025) | |||
* Raushni Srivastava & Saarrh Kkashyap – Best Actress & Best Actor (Triloka International Filmfare Awards, 2025) | |||
* Special Jury Award – Best First-Time Director (Triloka International Filmfare Awards, 2025) | |||
* Audience Choice Award – Best Mobile Film (Triloka International Filmfare Awards, 2025) | |||
* Kalakari Film Festival – Women Filmmaker Category Award (2025) | |||
* Golden Book Award (2024) – for My Heart Out | |||
== | == Literary Work == | ||
Raushni Srivastava | Raushni Srivastava penned My Heart Out, a tender compilation of twenty short write-ups reflecting honesty, emotion, and human connection. She dedicated the book to her late father, Mr. S.K. Srivastava. In a touching coincidence, she received the Golden Book Award on February 17, 2024 — her father’s birthday. | ||
* Kalika | == Upcoming Projects == | ||
* Main Aaungee Hawa Banke – | * Kalika – A feature film centered on mental abuse, slated for theatrical release. | ||
* Main Aaungee Hawa Banke – Directed by Dhiraj Singh, where she portrays Mary Jose, a deeply personal role. | |||
== | == Personal Life == | ||
Raushni dedicates her journey to the loving memory of her father, who inspired her fearless pursuit of art and purpose. | |||
== Philosophy == | |||
Life is an accumulation of experiences your consciousness signed up for. So do what makes you come alive. | |||
== | == Legacy == | ||
Raushni | Raushni Srivastava continues to inspire audiences as a symbol of creative courage and emotional depth. Her journey represents resilience, artistic evolution, and self-expression. | ||
== Tagline == | |||
== Tagline == | |||
Strong. Sensitive. Fearless – A Woman Who Writes Her Own Story. | Strong. Sensitive. Fearless – A Woman Who Writes Her Own Story. | ||
Revision as of 09:28, 3 November 2025
Raushni Srivastava is an Indian actress, writer, and performer known for her emotionally rich portrayals across television, short films, and ad campaigns. With a career defined by resilience and passion, she continues to make her mark as an artist who 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 other popular TV shows including:
- Koi Toh Hai Ardhnarishwar
- Zindagi Ke Rang
- Khatam Hone Se Pehle
- Yeh Chanda Kanoon Hai (Episodic)
In addition to acting, she featured in corporate advertisements for brands such as:
- Colgate
- Pidilite
- Fevicol
- Tata Housing
- Congress Party Campaigns
- Reader’s Digest Advertorial
Raushni also hosted lifestyle shows, including the popular program Night Out.
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, inspiring her to continue her artistic journey with integrity and independence.
Breakthrough and Recognition
In 2017, Raushni transitioned into short films. Her performance in The Long Drive, directed by Ravie Ravan Kathuria, earned her the Best Actress Award at an international film festival. She followed with Mr. & Mrs. Charlie directed by Amar Jeet, a Filmfare finalist that established her as a versatile performer.
Writing and Creative Expansion
After her father’s passing in December 2020, Raushni channeled her grief into creativity. She began writing and conceptualizing films that explore emotion and social reflection. Her 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 earned critical acclaim, while Tyypes of Love gained recognition for its innovative storytelling. She also penned the lyrics for Love The Mystery and Don’t Don’t, marking her singing debut in 2022.
Awards and Recognition
- Award of Merit – The Long Drive (Indie Fest Film Awards, USA, 2017)
- Best Actress – The Long Drive (Festival of Film & Music Frame Sound, 2017)
- Special Festival Mention – Dada Saheb Phalke Film Festival (2018)
- Short of the Week – Royal Stag Barrel Select Large Short Films (2019)
- Award of Merit – My Mom (Best Shorts, 2023)
- Love The Mystery – Accolade Global Film Competition Award (2022)
- Love The Mystery – Winner at 65th Calcutta International Cult Film Festival (2022)
- Love The Mystery – Winner at Virgin Spring Cinefest (2022)
- Don’t Don’t – London Music Video Festival & Global Music Video Awards (2023)
- Mr. & Mrs. Charlie – Filmfare Short Film Awards Finalist (2022)
- Mr. & Mrs. Charlie – Winner: Best Actress, Best Actor & Best Silent Film (Virgin Spring Cinefest, 2021)
- Mr. & Mrs. Charlie – Winner: Best Actress (Comedy), Best Actor, Best Story & Director (Braj Film Festival, 2021)
- Tyypes of Love – Official Selection: New York Film and Actor Awards (2024)
- Tyypes of Love – Winner: Mobile Film (Virgin Spring Cinefest, 2025)
- Best Actress (Critics’ Choice) – Raushni Srivastava (Tyypes of Love, 2025)
- Best Actor (Critics’ Choice) – Saarrh Kkashyap (Tyypes of Love, 2025)
- Tyypes of Love – Winner: Women’s Film (Virgin Spring Cinefest, 2025)
- Tyypes of Love – Winner: Mobile Film (Virgin Spring Cinefest, 2025)
- Raushni Srivastava & Saarrh Kkashyap – Best Actress & Best Actor (Triloka International Filmfare Awards, 2025)
- Special Jury Award – Best First-Time Director (Triloka International Filmfare Awards, 2025)
- Audience Choice Award – Best Mobile Film (Triloka International Filmfare Awards, 2025)
- Kalakari Film Festival – Women Filmmaker Category Award (2025)
- Golden Book Award (2024) – for My Heart Out
Literary Work
Raushni Srivastava penned My Heart Out, a tender compilation of twenty short write-ups reflecting honesty, emotion, and human connection. She dedicated the book to her late father, Mr. S.K. Srivastava. In a touching coincidence, she received the Golden Book Award on February 17, 2024 — her father’s birthday.
Upcoming Projects
- Kalika – A feature film centered on mental abuse, slated for theatrical release.
- Main Aaungee Hawa Banke – Directed by Dhiraj Singh, where she portrays Mary Jose, a deeply personal role.
Personal Life
Raushni dedicates her journey to the loving memory of her father, who inspired her fearless pursuit of art and purpose.
Philosophy
Life is an accumulation of experiences your consciousness signed up for. So do what makes you come alive.
Legacy
Raushni Srivastava continues to inspire audiences as a symbol of creative courage and emotional depth. Her journey represents resilience, artistic evolution, and self-expression.
Tagline
Strong. Sensitive. Fearless – A Woman Who Writes Her Own Story.
