Sridevi

Gorgeous Sridevi, 21, in Jaag Utha Insan - back in the 1980s. 

Released on July 6, 1984. Its easily one of Sridevi's best Hindi films. 

Kamal Haasan and Sridevi pose for a calendar, magazine shoot

Kamal Haasan and Sridevi pose for a calendar, magazine shoot

Sridevi in the 1980s: 80s MUA Ref:

 

Not a huge fan of 80s makeup, fashion or accessories.... but anything and everything looked good on Sridevi! 

Second Take: Pretty Sridevi in pink: March 2011: Asia Spa

Pretty in pink - Sridevi. 

March 2011 shoot for Asia Spa magazine - India. 

Sridevi with Mickey Contractor: Celebrity Makeup Artist with a Legend of Screen: BTS of Sabyasachi

We don't know from what shoot this is from - but we cannot wait! Sridevi reunites with iconic make-up artist Mickey Contractor for a shoot! 

WOW. 

If you scroll back on this Sridevi blog, there are many shots that Sriji did with legendary photographer Gautam Rajadhyaksha, in which Mickey often did the hair and makeup for Sri.

Jackie Shroff with Sridevi: Rare series of pics from a magazine shoot from 1986

A rare pair; Sridevi with Jackie Shroff. A shoot from the '80s.

We are assuming this shoot was done before Karma kicked off.

 

Jackie Shroff with Sridevi: Rare series of pics from a magazine shoot from back in winter of1986

Dec 20, 1985 - Jan 2, 1986,
Photograph: Rakesh Shreshta

On location: English Vinglish: Sridevi in New York: Indian icon wows

Sridevi, who is shooting in one of the most crowded areas of New York for Gauri Shinde's debut film English Vinglish, is homesick and missing her daughters. 

Just after her father-in-law Surinder Kapoor's demise, Sridevi left for the shoot in New York. Not being emotionally up to it at the moment, the actress has taken husband Boney along for moral support, says a source. 

"Sridevi would be shown shooting in some of the most crowded and difficult parts of New York. She will have to be shown mingling with commuters and crowds. A shy person by nature, it's taking Sridevi a lot of willpower to get herself out on the streets to shoot in the bustle and jostle of New York." 

Says another source: "Sri was reluctant to leave so soon after the family tragedy and would've asked for a postponement. Considering the steep production costs and the fact that Sridevi features in nearly every frame of the film, she left as soon as she could." 

"Striking down the earlier plan that she would shoot alone, Boney Kapoor accompanied her to New York since she didn't want to be alone there," he added. Apparently, the actress is already homesick and missing her daughters, but determined to shoot without them as she doesn't want them to miss school. 

Speaking from New York, producer R. Balki said: "Around 80 percent of English Vinglish has to be shot in New York. There are 85 avenues in for Sridevi to explore during the 50-day schedule. It's tough because Sri is an instantly recognised face among Indians in the US."