From Karan Johar to Priya Prakash, Tributes Pour in For Sridevi

Fans remember Sridevi, the superstar.

Rest in power, Sridevi.

(Photo Courtesy: Yogen Shah)

An actor is not only known for the person they are, but for the many characters they play. A good actor embodies the role they are given and an excellent actor leaves a bit of themselves with the role they play, making it come alive.

According to co-actors and fellow artistes, Sridevi was the latter.

She would work hard to bring her characters alive, make them more believable and therefore more memorable.

Now that she is gone, fans, friends, colleagues, contemporaries and all those who have been touched by her many onscreen avatars as well as her own personality, fondly remember how she had made a difference in their lives.

Rani Mukherji Remembers Her ‘Maasi’

For me it’s the most painful thing I have dealt with after my dad’s passing away. And her face is coming in front of me again and again. The love she had for me was so tremendous and intense that I feel somewhere I have lost a guiding light in my life. She has been my inspiration personally and professionally. She was very close to me. She was like my ‘maasi’. She was someone I looked up to. I just feel there is one more person I have lost in my life I loved and who loved me back.

Rani Mukerji

Karan Johar On How Starstruck He Was About Sridevi

Priya Prakash Varrier To Sridevi: ‘Kabhi Alvida Na Kehna’

Internet sensation Priya Prakash Varrier also shared her sadness over the loss of an iconic actress such as Sridevi.

One of her fanclubs tweeted out a video recording of her crooning to ‘Kabhi Alvida Na Kehna’ as a tribute to everyone’s beloved Chandni.

Harish Iyer Misses His ‘Manju’

Equal rights activist Harish Iyer, who works for the rights of LGBTQ community, shared his lifelong connect with the beloved superstar and the experience of sharing the same stage with her on Satyameva Jayate, in this touching tribute.

I cannot forget <i>Chalbaaz</i> and <i>Chandni</i>. While I allied with Anju’s fears, I thought my inner voice was the energetic Manju. I was both effervescent and challenged when I was trying to understand what I was going through. I was just 10 and being raped every second week. I felt like Anju, bounced like Manju and wanted to be my own rebel full of emotional energy like Chandni.

Harish Iyer

A part from the celebrities and social influencers, there are the millions of fans of Sridevi who took to social media and poured out the love and respect they have for the actress.

Rest in power, Sridevi. You will live on through the art that you leave behind.