How it happened...
"...When I became the Editor of MOVIE magazine, I told Rakesh that I would
like to bring Aamir Khan and Sridevi together for my first cover. He
drove with me to both the stars and we made what seemed like impossible,
possible. We shot some beautiful Sridevi and Dimple covers together and
we worked on some amazing shoots for our annual issues, including one
where we got director’s to shoot their favourite muses – Mukul Anand
shot Sridevi, Dharmesh shot Karisma etc..."
-- Dinesh Raheja
NOTE: We've 'borrowed'... oh all right, downright pilfered from Facebook, this Sridevi related post on the wall of writer/editor Dinesh Raheja. One of our favourite magazine editors/writers Dinesh Raheja (even though he's more of a Madhuri Dixit fan!) did quite a few interviews with Sridevi and had her on the cover often (but not often enough...) of his film magazine.
Raheja was one of the handful of scribes who elevated film journalism from the sophomoric (and often moronic) writing that people often found in film magz in the 1980s and early 1990s. With the death of MOVIE mag (the latest incarnation from UK is horrendous) and 'G' magazine (by the fabulous Bhawana Somaaya), both editors tried to amp up celebrity coverage beyond the 'Is he/she your boyfriend/girlfriend' tabloid sensationalism. They were hence a favourite of stars exhausted by the general stupidity of the half-wit reporters who asked inane questions and especially those who concocted stories.
We used to follow Raheja on rediff and glad to know he's still writing about films from Mumbai through various channels. You can't keep a good man down!
See the entire shoot pic in the archive here of Aamir Khan with Sridevi. The only project they worked on together - despite his many attempts to get Sridevi to work on a film with him.
-- Dinesh Raheja
NOTE: We've 'borrowed'... oh all right, downright pilfered from Facebook, this Sridevi related post on the wall of writer/editor Dinesh Raheja. One of our favourite magazine editors/writers Dinesh Raheja (even though he's more of a Madhuri Dixit fan!) did quite a few interviews with Sridevi and had her on the cover often (but not often enough...) of his film magazine.
Raheja was one of the handful of scribes who elevated film journalism from the sophomoric (and often moronic) writing that people often found in film magz in the 1980s and early 1990s. With the death of MOVIE mag (the latest incarnation from UK is horrendous) and 'G' magazine (by the fabulous Bhawana Somaaya), both editors tried to amp up celebrity coverage beyond the 'Is he/she your boyfriend/girlfriend' tabloid sensationalism. They were hence a favourite of stars exhausted by the general stupidity of the half-wit reporters who asked inane questions and especially those who concocted stories.
We used to follow Raheja on rediff and glad to know he's still writing about films from Mumbai through various channels. You can't keep a good man down!
See the entire shoot pic in the archive here of Aamir Khan with Sridevi. The only project they worked on together - despite his many attempts to get Sridevi to work on a film with him.
Love you always
ReplyDeleteSridevi and Aamir Khan are my favorite superstars.Bollywood's Roop ki Rani and Roop ka Raja.The most sweet and kind hearted persons that Bollywood has.
ReplyDeleteAamir khan and Sridevi are my favourite superstars.Bollywood's Roop ki Rani and Roop ka Raja.The most sweet and kind hearted personalities.
ReplyDeleteWow,what an amazing photo of Roop ki Rani and Roop ka Raja.Both Aamir khan and Sridevi ji are my favourite superstars.I love u both.
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