Showing posts with label Chennai. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chennai. Show all posts

Tuesday, 28 March 2023

Sunday, 27 November 2022

Sridevi's house in Chennai: A grand tour by Janhvi Kapoor for Vogue India




The original Sridevi house was palatial, much larger than this smaller one shown in the4 clip - Sridevi moved to a smaller house (which she talked about in interviews in the 90s) as the original palace was too big to maintain, especially when she was hardly there. 

The photo makes us nostalgic. We had a Sridevi wall too growing up! Except they were all cut outs from film magazines. 

 

Tuesday, 28 September 2021

TBT: Sridevi at home

Imagine walking around Chennai, looking up to find this gorgeous superstar lounging around her balcony... 

Early 1990s with gorgeous Sridevi 



Friday, 21 May 2021

Monday, 28 December 2020

Sreedevi's family: Vintage portrait from archives of Bollywood film magazine Cine Blitz


TBT to this home shoot with Sridevi and her family .

Caption by @TheCineBlitz Adored at home: Seated, Cousin Kartik, #Sreedevi, her father Mr #Ayappan, her #mother #Rajeshwari, #cousin #Maheshwari Standing sister #Lata, uncle and aunt - Mr and Mrs Mohan Suryakala


Friday, 9 October 2020

Thursday, 9 April 2020

TBT: Rare Pics: Sridevi with her only sister Sreelatha



Sridevi with Sreelatha at home - back in the early 1980s. 

Below, Sridevi with Sreelatha in later years... 


Monday, 25 June 2018

Rare Pics: Sridevi at home in Chennai


One from the archives. Rare pic of Sridevi at home in Chennai in the early 90s. From Cine Blitz magazine. Shot by the late great Gautam Rajadhyaksha.

A rare glimpse into the personal life of Sridevi, relaxed and happy at home.





Tuesday, 4 August 2015

Sridevi: "I'm very much a Chennaiite at heart": Tamil audio launch of Puli




At the PULI audio launch.


Its been 27 years since her last Tamil film, but Sridevi remains every inch the diva she always was. Dressed in a deep plum chiffon saree, the actress came to attend the audio launch of her upcoming Tamil film Puli.

Speaking slowly and hesitantly in Tamil, she said, “It’s been a long time since I attended an event here, and I’m very happy to be back in Chennai as part of this event for my Tamil film. I was apprehensive on the first day of shooting. I thank Chimbudevan for giving me this great opportunity and I was amazed to see Vijay’s humbleness on the sets. People always ask me whether I miss Tamil Nadu. I was born and brought up in Chennai. My heart is always here. Though I live in Mumbai, I have never felt that I’m out of my hometown.”


Monday, 3 August 2015