Sridevi fifth death anniversary: Let’s look back at the iconic performances the actress gave our Indian Cinema!
Sridevi, the country's first female superstar, is considered to be the most beautiful actress. She commanded the business at a time when celebrities like Amitabh Bachchan, Jeetendra, and Dharmendra were unquestionably in charge. She demolished the industry's glass ceiling and established herself as a draw for crowds. Five years ago, the mysterious Bollywood cinema star Sridevi passed away. The uncontested queen of the silver screen left the audience with some iconic performances. She departed too soon. Nonetheless, she will continue to live on through her television personas.
She has performed a number of compelling parts, from Chandni to Sashi, and we will always remember them. Let's rewatch some of the great movies starring the late seasoned actress.
SADMA
Almost no one has been without tears during the film's last sequence. This film, a Tamil remake, made Sridevi one of the most influential actors at the very beginning of her Hindi career.
CHANDNI
In the 1980s, her all-white outfit from this movie became a fashion statement. This Yash Chopra-directed film is lauded for both its music and direction.
MR.INDIA
Sridevi was not just a talented performer but also one of the most popular and lucrative commercial heroines in Hindi cinema. In this film, Sridevi demonstrated her breadth of flexibility in songs like "Hawa Hawai" and "Kaate Nehi Katte."
CHAALBAAZ
In this film, Sridevi portrayed twins: the docile and obedient Anju and the noisy and impulsive Manju. In this film, Sridevi's comic timing received the most attention.
KHUDA GAWAH
Sridevi, a location that is larger than life, and Amitabh Bachchan! As Amitabh and Sridevi struggled to produce hits at the box office at the time, the movie was discussed.
LAMHE
In this film, Sridevi portrayed two roles while working once more with 'Chandni' director Yash Chopra. Sridevi received praise for her dual performance as a mother and a daughter.
ENGLISH VINGLISH
With Gauri Shinde's debut feature film, "English Vinglish," Sridevi made a welcome return to the big screen after a 15-year absence. At the Toronto International Film Festival, there was a standing ovation for the movie. Perhaps Sashi more than Chandni is the Sridevi character that the younger generation is most familiar with.
Living up to Sridevi's legacy is challenging. Although she died in obscurity, she was unquestionably one of the most captivating performers to ever grace the silver screen.
