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Savaniee Ravindraa proudly represented India at the Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union Song Festival in Mongolia, performing her original song "Rang De" to celebrate Indian culture and showcase Hindustani classical music. She also opened up about motherhood, drawing inspiration from her own mother's strength and resilience, even while navigating postpartum challenges.
Savaniee Ravindraa performed her original track Rang De, celebrating Indian culture, while participating in the Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union Song Festival in Mongolia recently.
She says, "Representing India was a proud moment and a wonderful opportunity for cultural exchange. Since there were artistes from across the globe, I decided to include a sargam to showcase Hindustani classical music."'I try to follow my mother's approach to motherhood'Speaking about motherhood Savaniee shares that she considers her mother an idol in this regard. "My mother was very young when she had me. She never made excuses and simultaneously built a successful career. She turned motherhood into her strength, setting a strong example for me. I try to follow the same approach," she says, adding, "I believe that when you choose motherhood, you have to embrace it fully. Life changes, but you learn to take things in your stride.
I even went through postpartum depression. But it's all part of being a mother. While facing challenges, you know your strength."
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