Janhvi and Khushi Kapoor pay emotional tribute to their mother Sridevi. See photos
Earlier on August 13, Janhvi's sister and fellow actor Khushi Kapoor also shared a collage of throwback pictures with Sridevi.Their father, Boney Kapoor, shared an anecdote from Sridevi's 27th birthday. He reminisced, "In 1990, at her birthday party in Chennai, I wished her happy 26th birthday while it was her 27th birthday to make her feel that she had gone younger. It was a compliment that with every passing day she was getting younger, but she thought I was teasing her (sic)."Sridevi was Indian cinema's first female superstar. With films spanning across multiple Indian languages, the late actor's ability to captivate audiences with her versatility left an indelible mark on the film industry. She died in February 2018 in Dubai due to accidental drowning.On the professional front, Janhvi will be seen in the upcoming film 'Param Sundari'. Co-starring Sidharth Malhotra, the romantic comedy follows the story of a Punjabi man falling in love with a girl from Kerala. The trailer for the film was released earlier this week and has already garnered 38 million views on YouTube. The makers have also released two songs so far - 'Bheegi Saree' and 'Paradesiya'. Both songs have received a positive reception.Directed by Dinesh Vijan and backed by Maddock Films, 'Param Sundari' is scheduled to release in theatres on August 29.- Ends
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