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Sridevi enjoyed fashion - both on and off screen
It was the film Himmatwala that sealed Sridevi's status as one of Indian cinema's most important leading ladies. The 1983 film had the actress dancing on the beach in colourful Amarpali-styled costumes around pots. It sounds bizarre, but the film's song, Naino Mein Sapna, also launched Sridevi as one of Indian films' most important style icons.
Over-jewelled with gold accessories, strong pink eyeshadow and dark fuchsia lipstick, only she could make such ensembles seem elegant and graceful, thanks to her poise. It is a moment that has often been referred to in many other films. Katrina Kaif's look in the 'Paisa' song appearing in the film De Dana Dan (2012 ) and Vidya Balan in the Dirty Picture's song Ooh La La, are just two examples of how this look has been referenced. The Amarpali style costume was something Sridevi returned to in the 1989 blockbuster, Chalbaaz, and this time, she became known for her curvy figure. Her comic timing was as appreciated as her 'thunder thighs'.
And then in Mr India, she gave us one of the sari's most seductive moments when she wore a blue, sheer sari and said, "I love you" in the song 'Kate Nahin Katte' in Mr India. And from that moment the plain chiffon saris became a look that films turned to every time they were looking to portray femininity. It was a look she repeated in Yash Chopra's Chandni, and her yellow sari became the must have for every college girl and was referred to as 'The Chandni Look'.
Perhaps it was the dancer in her, but Sridevi's style no matter what she wore, had a feel of elegance. In English Vinglish, her comeback film (15 years after marrying Boney Kapoor and having two daughters), she played a housewife wearing a range of printed cotton saris, teaming it with handbags from Indian brands such as Hidesign, and she still managed to look refined. She told an Indian newspaper that it used to take her just 20 minutes to get ready for the role as compared to her Tollywood comeback, the 2015 fantasy film Puli, in which she would take over half an hour to wear a 20 kilo costume for her evil queen look. There is no question, that for Sridevi, fashion was something she enjoyed both on and off the screen.
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