Sridevi Is Back to Being ‘Mom’ & Salman Is All Praise for Her

The much-awaited trailer is power-packed and captivating. Watch it now!

Karishma Hingorani
Bollywood
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Salman Khan launched the trailer of Sridevi’s film,<i>Mom</i> at the Zee Cine Awards 2017. (Photo Courtesy: Instagram/BollyFashionObsessed)
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Salman Khan launched the trailer of Sridevi’s film,Mom at the Zee Cine Awards 2017. (Photo Courtesy: Instagram/BollyFashionObsessed)
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Those captivating eyes and the charming face oozing poise and vivacity all at once are back. Yes, the star behind some of the most successful films in Bollywood, Sridevi Boney Kapoor, is all set to bring back her magic to celluloid.

The trailer of her latest film, Mom, was released during the Zee Cine Awards 2017. Watch it here:

The film, which also stars Nawazuddin Siddiqui and Akshaye Khanna, has been directed by Ravi Udyawar and produced by Boney Kapoor along with Sunil Manchanda.

Mom’s music will be composed by ace music director AR Rahman. The trailer shows Sridevi playing the role of a mother who seeks justice for her daughter. The intense voice over by Nawaz bhai adds to the curiosity and leaving you asking for more.

The film seems to offer a new theme that Sridevi looks to have explored with wit, grit and expertise.

We are left spellbound by the kind of power the actress exudes pulling off her roles like a superstar, and with her calm demeanor. Salman Khan spoke about Sridevi’s stellar stint in cinema over the years, and how her movies surpassed those starring the Khans, as he launched the trailer of her latest film.

Here’s how B’Town Twitterati reacted!

The actress expressed her respect for the feeling of being a daughter and mother, following which she revealed the trailer of Mom, which is all set to release on 14 July. Sridevi was last seen in Gauri Shinde’s English Vinglish, which had a successful run.

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