Sridevi and Amitabh Bachchan in Khuda Gawah

Sridevi and Amitabh Bachchan in Khuda Gawah 

Released on 8 May 1992, one of the grand epic Hindi films released in the 1990s. 

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Sridevi on the sets of Roop ki Rani Choron ka Raja. And yes, this pic has been AI modified and edited by... someone. The original image is in the archive here, with the rest of the shots.

Sridevi

Beautiful Sridevi on film. When she first appears on screen, you need to witness an Indian audience reaction; its surreal. 

Sridevi in black and white

Archival images of Sridevi... well, I suppose now, every image is... 

The great Sridevi indeed. 

Luminescent Sridevi on the sets of Army back in 1996

 

Luminescent Sridevi, 32, on the sets of Army back in the 1990s. 

Gorgeous Sridevi in Kaun Sachcha Kaun Jhootha

 Gorgeous Sridevi in Kaun Sachcha Kaun Jhootha

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The face of Indian cinema: Sridevi. "Born to act..." and to become a legend. 
 

Sridevi

 

The face of Indian Cinema for a Generation: Sridevi

The face of Indian Cinema for a Generation: Sridevi 

 

Sridevi and her short wig: Look test for a film in the 1980s

The short wig, large accessoring, her dazzling eyes... 

Gorgeous Sridevi re-styles for a look in a film. 

Guess the film - comment below. 

Guess who is holding Sridevi's face?!

Comment below - if you recognise the still - its a very popular actor, who had the guts to hold Sridevi's gorgeous face! 
 

Sridevi in costume for Masterji

Sridevi in costume for Masterji (1985).

One of the most controversial films that sparked a debate in Bollywood about the direction of Hindi cinema. Suggestive songs and dances, camera angles, double-meaning dialogues (out of the mouth of Rajesh Khanna) and near-universal bad reviews--irrelevant as the film was a huge hit. 

Sridevi took the critique to heart-- and changed her persona on the big-screen soon after. 

More in the archive here about what was said, what happened, and the grand shift that led to the beginning of superstar Sridevi. 
 

Sridevi in Army (1996)

Sridevi-led film Army was released on 28 June 1996. Sridevi's better than the film she's in. And dang, she looked gorgeous. 

Our massive archive of images and features regarding the Hindi film Army here.

Can't take your eyes of Sridevi: The face, the great, the gorgeous Indian actress

 Can't take your eyes of Sridevi: The face, the great, the gorgeous Indian actress 

The face: Sridevi

 

Sridevi in Mawali. 

Sridevi's cherub face - mid 1980s. 

The Face of Indian Cinema, The Face of Pan-Indian Cinema: Sridevi

 The Face of Indian Cinema, The Face of Pan-Indian Cinema: Sridevi 

Sridevi's stunning face in Chaalbaaz: Gorgeous in Pink

Sridevi's stunning face in Chaalbaaz: Gorgeous in Pink  

Beautiful Sridevi's could-have-been swansong KSKJ!

Released on 11 April 1997, technically, the murder-mystery-thriller Kaun Sachcha Kaun Jhootha was the last film Sridevi appeared in before her long, self-imposed hiatus before she returned to films via English Vinglish. Judaai released 28 February 1997, is remembered more as it was a much bigger box-office hit.

While watching the film for the first time, was glued to the seat, as we really didn't know where the story was taking us, with lots of turns and red herrings. 

The last film Sridevi did with Rishi Kapoor, the movie had its moments... but not enough for a repeat audience. The movie does well on OTT, its a good home watch if you don't know who-did-it! 

Goes without saying, but in certain parts of the ilm, particularly this song, Sridevi looks staggeringly beautiful and is easily the most graceful dancer that ever lived - especially in a flowing yellow sari. 

Sridevi's most famous film posters: Chandni, Mr. India

 

Gorgeous Sridevi in Nigahein

Today, we're just posting images of Sridevi in Christmas colours. 

The reason I loved watching Nigahein - Sridevi looked soooo beautiful in the movie. In every single frame.