Raveena Mehta
Indian-British singer
About Raveena Mehta
Raveena Mehta (born 18 May 1997) is a British-Belgian singer-songwriter.
Early life Mehta was born and raised in Antwerp, Belgium in an Indian family. At the age of 11, she moved to Mumbai in 2008. There, Mehta continued her vocal training while attending the American School of Bombay. She later pursued a Foundation Diploma at Central Saint Martin's School of Art and Design before completing her undergraduate degree in Fine Arts from Goldsmiths, University of London.
In 2020, Raveena released several songs, including "Yaadein" in collaboration with Avitesh Shrivastava, and "Keh Na Saku" with Rahul Jain. In 2021, she recorded an acoustic version of "Casanova" with Tiger Shroff. In 2023, Raveena released her single "Awara," produced by YSoBlue. Her music consists of Hindi, Punjabi, English, and Urdu dialects.
Personal life In 2022, Mehta married Saaket Mehta.
Discography
2010 β Album: From Deep Within 2020 β Single: "Jab Tu Hai Wahi" β Raveena and Rishi Rich 2020 β Single: "I Want You" - Raveena, Rishabh Kant, and Asad 2020 β Single: "Keh Na Saku" (Official Female Version of Rahul Jain's Song) 2021 β Single: "Moonlight" 2022 β Single: "Tujhse Milne Ki Aas" 2022 β Single: "Bewafaa" 2023 β Single: "Sona Jeha Chehra" 2023 β Single: "Awara" 2024 β Single: "Do It Right"
Awards and honors Since 2017, Mehta has been a regular guest at the Cannes Film Festival, where she has walked the red carpet and performed for designer Dimple Mehta. Her career was launched by Sridevi Kapoor when she was 12 years old, and in tribute to the late actress, Raveena wore a custom gown at the Cannes Film Festival to honor Sridevi's life and legacy.
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