Hrithik Roshan with Sridevi in a still from Bhagwan Dada (Image courtesy - hrithikroshan)
Highlights
- Hrithik Roshan recalled his first ever acting shot with Sridevi
- Sridevi died of cardiac arrest on Saturday night
- She had been in Dubai to attend Mohit Marwah's wedding
has shaken many, especially those on whom she imprinted her ever-lasting memories, like Hrithik Roshan. The
Kaabil actor posted a click with Sridevi, from their 1986 film
Bhagwan Dada and revealed that it was his first ever speaking shot. "I loved her, admired her so much. My first ever acting shot was with Sridevi, I was nervous in front of her and I remember her shaking her hands pretending to be a nervous cause of me, just to boost my confidence. We had to laugh, and she kept laughing until I got it right. Will miss you, mam," he wrote on Instagram. On Saturday night,
Sridevi died of a cardiac arrest in Dubai, where she attended actor Mohit Marwah's wedding celebrations, along with daughter Khushi and husband Boney Kapoor.
Here's what Hrithik Roshan posted on Instagram:
Hrithik Roshan played the role of Rajinikanth's 12-year-old adopted son in
Bhagwan Dada. Hrithik made several uncredited appearances in various family's film projects, including
Aasha,
Aap Ke Deewane, and
Aas Paas. He is currently busy shooting for his forthcoming film
Super 30.
Sridevi started acting in films at an age of four and went on to work in films like
Mr India,
Nagina,
Sadma,
Chal Baaz,
Chandni,
Khuda Gawah. The
English Vinglish actress had taken a 15-year-long sabbatical after the birth of her daughter Khushi.
Sridevi, who died of a cardiac arrest at the age of 54, didn't have any history of heart ailments. Her brother-in-law Sanjay Kapoor had told news agency IANS. "We are completely shocked. She had no history of a heart attack."
Sridevi's last rites will be performed tomorrow. Mortal remains of the actress will be flown back to India, tomorrow morning.
(With inputs from IANS)