Information On Sridevi
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Like major comets, superstars don't come our way very often. Sridevi is a genuine item who ruled over the last decade. Nimble comedy, luminous sensuality, evocative emotionalism... this marvelous maverick gave memory-clutching performances in a variety of roles. Even when the rest of the film was dead, Sridevi was a killer. So when the film was good, Sri made it fairly resonate with her talent. She is a combination of talent, professionalism, and a versatility that astounds her colleagues. "Sheer Electricity" was how people described the young lady's charisma when she first appeared on the big screen. With the impish charm of a Mumtaz, the stunning footwork of a Vyjantimala, and the spontaneous exuberance of a Geeta Bali-- SRIDEVI HAD ARRIVED! Sridevi's private side is quite opposite of her screen roles. Quiet, unaffected, shy, almost reclusive, she prefers quiet days with her family whom she adores and who are pillars of strength for her. She rarely socializes beyond what is professionally required of her. It is this mystique, her quiet reclusive nature, which makes her a fascinating Amalgam. With the applause from co-stars and the love of her fans (such as myself), Sridevi has certainly carved a niche for herself in the Indian film industry as the MOST versatile entertainment queen! Sridevi has always been more at home with lighthearted movies such as the Charlie Chaplin riff in Mr. India, the child-woman in Sadma, the beer guzzler in Chaalbaaz and so on with morbid meditations on human frailty. Yet, she has also expertly juggled comedy and drama to become the most popular actress. Her onscreen verve elevates even banal scripts as she extracts juice from pulp, like Himmatwala, Tohfa, Nagina, and Laadla. |
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