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Hoga Tera Baap , is making her full-fledged comeback with "Gin Liya Aasman", a Hindi and Marathi project. The movie requires her to speak the kind of Marathi spoken in the interiors of Maharashtra, and so Raveena, who is born and brought up in Mumbai, had to take lessons.

"Though Marathi is not alien language for me, I now realised it is tough to learn Marathi spoken in the interior villages of Maharashtra," Raveena, 37, said in a statement. Rishi Deshpande, the director of the film who himself is a Maharashtrian, has given the task to his associates to help Raveena.

Gin Liya Aasman , produced by Mudassar Aziz, Vishwajit Gaikwad and Anil Bohra, is a story of a boy whose father, a naval officer went missing after a plane crash. Currently being shot in Pune, the film is slated to release in summer 2012.

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