<span class=normal>Give me a break! Since 9am in the Otters Gym, Raveena was sweating it out. I was like, what? Do you really look like that in the morning? Ravishing at 10?! Meeting Raveena Tandon for breakfast can be any mans dream come true. So get aside boys, because I had that under control. I decided to wear white pyjamas and a pink top with my cap only to impress my school day crush. I was in seventh standard when Patthar Ke Phool released. I thought she wouldnt give me an interview as much as she grants an audience. This isnt to suggest that Raveena once regarded as the definitive screen femme fatale is haughty or reserved. So I sent couple of text messages to her as a reminder that no matter what, I will make it to the club in time. I reach the club at 10am on the dot in the rains. I know I know, I was thinking the same that what if she was wearing a yellow saree and we couldve danced. But the moment got shattered when I bumped into Anil Thadani while waiting for my ravishing moment. And the moment arrived in her black slacks and her black t-shirt with OM symbol printed. And like all good things start with Om written on it, our interview too started with just that. Raveena is a witty and voluble talker. But her conversation is definitely part performance - the eyebrows that rise mischievously, the husky voice that purrs at times, the pronouncements on anything from Lolo to Chi Chi to Aamir to the newbies to desirability. We go on the first floor of the Otters Club that overlooked the magnificent view of the pool and the beach and sat at a length almost infectious sipping a hot cuppa ginger and mint tea. This is the thing about Raveena - she can look gloriously pretty, but never quite stunning like the Bollywood babes are right now. I mean, Ravs (as Id love to call her) was more meat than just bones, and her interview was no different. Over the last two decades in her acting career, Raveena came across as absorbing as a sponge - took in what she wanted and chucked the rest, and today it is uniquely satisfying to watch our princess unfold herself onto the clubs first floor balcony, an actor whose ability to move from adorable to angry, from ditzy to dazzling, from moody to mesmerising and yet all anybody seems to really know about Raveena Tandon is just ravishing and mast mast. In this Part 1 must read interview, UKs Harrow Observer columnist and Bollywood Hungamas London correspondent gets Raveena Tandon back, back to where she belongs, back to Bollywood. Dont worry honey; weve got your back! </span>