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Khushi Kapoor Remembers Sridevi on Birth Anniversary with Rare Family Photo

Khushi Kapoor honored her late mother Sridevi on her birth anniversary by sharing a rare childhood picture with her parents, Sridevi and Boney Kapoor. Priyanka Chopra also marked the occasion by unveiling the cover of 'Empress: The Definitive Biography of Sridevi', a new book chronicling the legendary actor's life and career. The book features an endorsement from Amitabh Bachchan, who praised Sridevi as "The epitome of unmitigated talent". Sridevi, who began acting as a child in 1967, remains one of Indian cinema's most celebrated stars, having passed away in 2018.

Khushi Kapoor remembers late mother Sridevi on her birth anniversary, shares rare picture with parents

Mumbai, August 13

Actor Khushi Kapoor remembered her mother, the legendary Sridevi, on her birth anniversary.

Khushi shared an old picture featuring her younger self with her parents, Sridevi and Boney Kapoor. A little Khushi could be seen holding onto her parents' hands, who appeared to be smiling in the picture.

In observance of Sridevi's birth anniversary, Priyanka Chopra, on Thursday morning, unveiled the first look at the cover of 'Empress: The Definitive Biography of Sridevi', an upcoming book on the late actor's life, career and legacy.

Priyanka shared the cover on her Instagram Stories, offering an update on the biography authored by Dhiraj U. Kumarr and published by Westland Books.

The cover carries an endorsement from Amitabh Bachchan, describing Sridevi as "The epitome of unmitigated talent". The book is listed as "coming soon".

Sharing the cover, Priyanka wrote, "The one and only. You are so missed. Happy heavenly birthday #Sridevi #Empress....coming soon."

The biography cover was reshared by Boney Kapoor and Janhvi Kapoor on their respective social media handles.

"The one and only. You are so missed. Happy heavenly birthday #Sridevi #Empress...coming soon," Boney Kapoor wrote.

The biography is set to chronicle Sridevi's journey in Indian cinema, including her illustrious career, personal journey and enduring legacy.

Sridevi began her acting career as a child, making her debut at the age of four in the 1967 Tamil film 'Kandhan Karunai'. She made her first Bollywood appearance in the 1972 film 'Rani Mera Naam'.

The late actor was among the most celebrated actresses in Indian cinema and dominated commercial films during the 1980s and 1990s.

She got married to Boney Kapoor in 1996. The couple had two daughters, Janhvi and Khushi Kapoor, who are now following in their mother's footsteps by pursuing acting careers in Bollywood.

Sridevi tragically passed away in 2018 in Dubai.

— ANI

Reader Comments

Arjun K

The way Khushi and Janhvi have handled everything after their mother's passing is really commendable. They're carrying forward her legacy so gracefully. This picture shows how happy Sridevi ji was with them. Gone too soon! 😢

James A

Though I'm not from India, I've seen a few of her films. She was indeed a phenomenal actress whose charm crossed boundaries. The biography sounds interesting - I'd love to read about her journey from child star to the Empress of Bollywood.

Kavya N

That rare picture is so precious! Little Khushi holding both her parents' hands - what a memory to cherish. I hope the biography does justice to the legend she was. Her performances in films like Chandni and Mr. India are iconic. Truly an empress! 👑

Rajesh Q

I understand the nostalgia, but I wish we'd also highlight how the family moved on from legal issues surrounding her sudden demise. Still, can't deny her contribution to Indian cinema. A biography is long overdue.

Sarah B

I remember watching her in 'English Vinglish' - she was brilliant. It's lovely to see her daughters keeping her memory alive. This picture made me emotional. Rest in peace, Sridevi ji.

Varun X

Khushi is growing up to

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