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Janhvi, Khushi And Boney Kapoor Attend A Puja In Chennai Ahead Of Sridevi's Death Anniversary
The puja was held at her Chennai home and was also attended by Anil Kapoor
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To Sridevi, A Heartfelt Tribute By English Vinglish Director Gauri Shinde
"Sri... I still refuse to believe that I won't be seeing you next week," tweeted Sridevi's English Vinglish director Gauri Shinde
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MOM Preview: Mess With Sridevi At Your Own Peril
MOM is Sridevi's first Hindi film after Gauri Shinde's English Vinglish - in between she featured in Tamil fantasy film Puli
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MOM Poster: Sridevi Cannot 'Trust' Akshaye Khanna. Can You?
The intriguing poster of MOM features Sridevi and Akshaye Khanna, who are seen facing opposite sides. Sridevi captioned the poster as: "Can he be trusted?"
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Shah Rukh Khan and Alia Bhatt Wrap Gauri Shinde's Film
Alia and Shah Rukh started shooting for the film in January this year. Gauri Shinde made her debut as a director in 2012 with English Vinglish, starring Sridevi
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English Vinglish Mints $420,000 in Japan
English Vinglish featuring Sridevi has amassed $420,000 at the Japanese box office, as it continues its dream run in international markets.
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Sridevi Off to Tokyo for English Vinglish Premiere
Veteran actress Sridevi, who made a roaring comeback with English Vinglish, on Wednesday left for Tokyo for the premiere of the entertainer's dubbed Japanese version.
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Amitabh Bachchan, Sridevi may reunite for Khuda Gawah sequel
Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan and Sridevi are likely to unite again on screen for the sequel of their hit 1992 film Khuda Gawah.
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Sridevi - the female Rajinikanth in Japan?
Not since Rajinikanth has an Indian actor made the impact that Sridevi has in Japan -- thanks to a preview and festival screening of her comeback film English Vinglish. What's more, the film has not even been released there as yet!
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English Vinglish to release in Japan, Taiwan and South Korea
English Vinglish, director Gauri Shinde's film on linguistic disorientation, is set for release in three unconventional territories namely South Korea, Japan and Taiwan.
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Janhvi, Khushi And Boney Kapoor Attend A Puja In Chennai Ahead Of Sridevi's Death Anniversary
The puja was held at her Chennai home and was also attended by Anil Kapoor
-
To Sridevi, A Heartfelt Tribute By English Vinglish Director Gauri Shinde
"Sri... I still refuse to believe that I won't be seeing you next week," tweeted Sridevi's English Vinglish director Gauri Shinde
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MOM Preview: Mess With Sridevi At Your Own Peril
MOM is Sridevi's first Hindi film after Gauri Shinde's English Vinglish - in between she featured in Tamil fantasy film Puli
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MOM Poster: Sridevi Cannot 'Trust' Akshaye Khanna. Can You?
The intriguing poster of MOM features Sridevi and Akshaye Khanna, who are seen facing opposite sides. Sridevi captioned the poster as: "Can he be trusted?"
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Shah Rukh Khan and Alia Bhatt Wrap Gauri Shinde's Film
Alia and Shah Rukh started shooting for the film in January this year. Gauri Shinde made her debut as a director in 2012 with English Vinglish, starring Sridevi
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English Vinglish Mints $420,000 in Japan
English Vinglish featuring Sridevi has amassed $420,000 at the Japanese box office, as it continues its dream run in international markets.
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Sridevi Off to Tokyo for English Vinglish Premiere
Veteran actress Sridevi, who made a roaring comeback with English Vinglish, on Wednesday left for Tokyo for the premiere of the entertainer's dubbed Japanese version.
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Amitabh Bachchan, Sridevi may reunite for Khuda Gawah sequel
Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan and Sridevi are likely to unite again on screen for the sequel of their hit 1992 film Khuda Gawah.
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Sridevi - the female Rajinikanth in Japan?
Not since Rajinikanth has an Indian actor made the impact that Sridevi has in Japan -- thanks to a preview and festival screening of her comeback film English Vinglish. What's more, the film has not even been released there as yet!
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English Vinglish to release in Japan, Taiwan and South Korea
English Vinglish, director Gauri Shinde's film on linguistic disorientation, is set for release in three unconventional territories namely South Korea, Japan and Taiwan.
