Boney Kapoor to LAUNCH biography of his late wife; Sridevi - The Life Of A Legend; Here’s what he shared!

Legendary actress Sridevi passed away in February 2018, devastating movie buffs and her followers around the world. On February 24, 2008, the actress, who is still regarded as the largest female superstar to have ever existed in Indian film, passed suddenly in Dubai at the age of 54. Sridevi's husband Boney Kapoor is reportedly in talks to publish her memoirs soon, according to reports made after her passing. Now that the rumours have been proven, the well-known producer has released a significant update on Sridevi's autobiography.

BONEY KAPOOR REVEALS ABOUT SRIDEVI’S BIOGRAPHY

Boney Kapoor recently revealed that Sridevi - The Life Of A Legend, the book, will be published this year in an interview. "Sridevi was a force of nature. She was the happiest when she shared her art on screen with her fans. But, she was also a fiercely private person. Dhiraj Kumar is someone whom she considered family. He is a researcher, writer, and columnist. We are happy that he is writing a book that befits her extraordinary life.” The devoted husband, who is eagerly awaiting the publication of his cherished wife's biography, stated.

Author of Sridevi's biography Dhiraj Kumar expressed his happiness at the opportunity and praised her husband Boney Kapoor, children Janhvi and Khushi Kapoor, as well as other family members Latha, Sanjay Ramaswamy, Suryakala, Maheshwari & Karthik, Reena & Sandeep Marwah.

SRIDEVI’S ENGLISH VINGLISH WILL BE RELEASED IN CHINA

On the occasion of the fifth anniversary of Sridevi's passing, the critically acclaimed movie English Vinglish is currently scheduled to receive a major theatrical release in China. The acclaimed director Gauri Shinde's slice-of-life drama heralded the great actress's return to the big screen after a 15-year absence. On February 24, Friday, the movie will be shown on nearly 6000 screens around China.

ENGLISH VINGLISH

In the well-known movie, Sridevi portrayed Shashi Godbole, a naive, insecure Maharashtrian woman who is frequently made fun of by her family for not speaking English well.