Raveena Tandon’s son, Ranbirvardhan Thadani, has officially stepped into adulthood. The proud mother marked his 18th birthday with an emotional post on Instagram.
The actress shared a series of sweet pictures showing Ranbir and his sister, Rasha, during their childhood days. She paired the photos with a loving message to her son.
In her caption, Raveena wrote, “Welcome to Adulthood my son, Happy 18th. I love you, your my heart, My sunshine, my forever love. Proud of the Man you’ve become. Kind, compassionate, strong, caring. Mahadev walks with you (sic).”
She added a touching note to show her gratitude for being his mother: “Thank you for choosing me for being your mum, you wise old soul @ranbirthadani.”
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A Look at Raveena’s Family Life
Raveena began dating film distributor Anil Thadani in 2003 while filming Stumped. The couple got engaged in November that year and tied the knot in February 2004. Their wedding took place at Jag Mandir Palace in Udaipur, Rajasthan, following Punjabi Khatri and Sindhi traditions.
They welcomed their daughter, Rasha, in March 2005. Later, in July 2008, Raveena gave birth to their son, Ranbirvardhan.
Remembering 27 Years of Dulhe Raja
Meanwhile, Raveena also took a moment to celebrate a special milestone in her film career. She shared memories of working on the 1997 comedy hit Dulhe Raja, which recently completed 27 years since its release.
In her Instagram caption, she wrote, “27 years of Dulhe Raja!!!! Fun Fun and more Fun! Miss Harmeshji, Kader bhai and all@those who were there in this incredible film!”
The film, directed by Harmesh Malhotra and written by Rajeev Kaul, starred Raveena alongside Govinda. It featured an ensemble cast including Kader Khan, Johnny Lever, Prem Chopra, Asrani, and others.
A Classic Comedy That Still Resonates
Dulhe Raja follows the story of Raja, a poor man who opens a fast-food stall directly opposite a luxury hotel run by businessman Singhania. This sparks a fierce rivalry. Despite all efforts by Singhania to drive him out, Raja stands firm. The conflict takes a twist when Singhania’s daughter, Kiran, falls in love with Raja and wishes to marry him.