The sudden passing away of legendary actress late Sridevi came across as a major shock. The actress, known to be an inspiration to millions of young girls, although isn't a part of us now, her indelible mark in the film industry continues to shine brightly and in order to take forward her legacy and delve deeper into her life, author and screenwriter Satyarth Nayak, with Penguin Books, a leading publication company, announced to dedicate a book titled Sridevi: The Eternal Screen Goddess, to her as a tribute. The book was announced on the late actress's 56th birthday on August 13. Now, after launching the book in Delhi on December 2, it was re-launched in Mumbai by Karan Johar on Sunday.
Karan shared a great bond with late Sridevi and continues to be a constant support to the family by mentoring the latter's daughter Janhvi Kapoor who is now an actress too. "I couldn't have asked for anyone better for the Mumbai launch. Karan has even shared several of his inputs and memories of Sridevi in the book and those have highly enriched my narrative. He has been a vital part of this journey and I am extremely thankful that he has so graciously agreed to launch the book in Mumbai," said the author Satyarth during media interactions.
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Sridevi left for her heavenly abode in February 2018 in Dubai, where she attended her nephew Mohit Marwah's wedding. As per medical reports, the actress died after accidentally drowning in a bathtub of a hotel. She is survived by her husband Boney and two daughters Janhvi and Khushi Kapoor.
(Sources: Viral Bhayani/Instagram)
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