Raveena Tandon celebrates 18th anniversary with husband Anil Thadani

On Tuesday, actress Raveena Tandon took to social media to celebrate her 18th wedding anniversary with husband and film distributor Anil Thadani. Sharing pictures and videos from their wedding ceremony, Raveena wrote, “As we get into the “adulthood” of our married lives ,18 years today , I couldn’t have asked for anything more than you. Through our good and bad, thick(me) and thin (u) 😁 good times trying times . You are it all.”

On February 22, 2004, Raveena and Anil got married. The wedding took place at the Udaipur Palace. The actor had entered her wedding mandap, sitting on a 100-year-old doli that had formerly carried the Queen of Mewar, making it one of Bollywood's most memorable weddings. She also chose to wear her mother's bridal lehenga, which was redesigned by Manav Gangwani, a Delhi-based designer. She looked like a genuine diva in the lehenga, which was adorned with brilliant gold thread embroidery and gorgeous stones. 

Raveena and Anil aren't afraid to show their affection for each other on social media, and the actress frequently shares posts for her spouse. Raveena posted a few photos of him on Instagram on his birthday, calling him "simply the best." She wrote, “Your Simply the best ! ♥️😍 you make my world , you are my world ….😘😘 Happy Birthday to the best Son, Son in law, Husband and father to all of mine … 💋🎂🍾🥂. Thank you all@for your warm wishes! Love you all very much . Our extended family, Instafamily and friends 🙏🏻♥️.”

Raveena adopted two kids, Pooja and Chaya, in 1995 and became a single mother. At the time, the actor was only 21 years old. Raveena and Anil have a daughter named Rasha and a boy named Ranbirvardhan. 

Raveena Tandon made her digital debut with Aranyak last year, in which she played the part of Kasturi Dogra, a cop. Anil Thadani, on the other hand, is the CEO of AA Films, an Indian motion picture distributor. His company distributed some hit films like Fukrey, Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania, Welcome 2 Karachi, Firangi, and 2.0, among others.