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Boney Kapoor With Khushi & Janhvi Unveil Sridevi’s Wax Statue 

Sridevi’s wax statue was unveiled at Madame Tussauds, Singapore

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Recently, on Sridevi’s birth anniversary, Madame Tussauds Singapore had announced that they would be launching a wax statue of the late legendary actor. The day has finally arrived, and the statue was unveiled in Singapore by her family.

Sridevi’s wax statue was unveiled at Madame Tussauds, Singapore
Sridevi’s family unveiled her wax statue at Madame Tussauds
(Photo: Twitter)

Boney Kapoor, along with daughters Khushi and Janhvi Kapoor unveiled the actor’s wax figurine, which looks like a replica of her. She has been immortalised in iconic look from Mr. India song ‘Hawa Hawai’. The daughters are seen admiring the statue as Boney Kapoor gets emotional at the unveiling.

Sridevi’s wax statue was unveiled at Madame Tussauds, Singapore
Sridevi in her iconic look from Mr. India song ‘Hawa Hawai’
(Photo: Twitter)

As a tribute to the actor, Madame Tussauds collected messages from her fans across the globe and has pinned it to the tribute wall at the launch.

Sridevi’s wax statue was unveiled at Madame Tussauds, Singapore
Janhvi Kapoor admires her late mother’s wax figurine.
(Photo: Twitter)
Sridevi’s wax statue was unveiled at Madame Tussauds, Singapore
Actor Janhvi Kapoor touches the statue.
(Photo: Twitter)
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Earlier, Boney Kapoor took to Twitter to share the making of the statue. “Sridevi lives forever in not just our hearts but also in the hearts of millions of her fans. Eagerly waiting to watch the unveiling of her figure at Madame Tussauds, Singapore on September 4, 2019.”

In the clip, we see the late actor’s statue being given finishing touches, and being modelled on her hugely popular look in the song Hawa Hawai from Mr India.

A team of 20 artists worked with Sridevi’s family over five months to replicate her expressions, make-up and the iconic outfit. “It was a privilege to recreate a legendary star in close collaboration with her family,” said Lizzie Parkinson, costumier from Merlin Magic Making team in the UK.

“Recreating Sridevi’s outfit was particularly challenging. Her crown, cuffs, earrings and dress brooch were 3D-printed, and went through numerous tests to achieve the level of detail needed”, Lizzie added.

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