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Shefali Shah discusses her obsession with Sridevi and her memories of emulating the late actor: I was told that I resembled her.

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Shefali Shah discusses her obsession with Sridevi and her memories of emulating the late actor: I was told that I resembled her.

The late actor Sridevi was the subject of actor Shefali Shah’s former obsession, according to the actress. Shefali claimed in a recent interview that she began mimicking Sridevi after someone told her she reminded them of the actress. Later, Shefali said, she stopped doing that because she believed “there can’t be another Sridevi.” Her sons compared her to Iron Man, she added.

At the age of four, Sridevi began her career as a child performer in the 1967 Tamil film Kandhan Karunai. Solva Sawan (1979) became her first leading role in Hindi film, while Himmatwala brought her greater acclaim (1983). Mr. India (1987), Chandni (1989), Sadma (1983), ChaalBaaz (1989), Lamhe (1991), Khuda Gawah (1992), English Vinglish (2012), and Mom were just a few of the movies that featured Sridevi (2017).

Shefali admitted in an interview with Indian Express, “I never imagined that I would become an actor. It wasn’t in the distance. I should note, though, that Sridevi ji was actually my biggest inspiration; I was simply fixated with her. I was also told that I resembled her, therefore I gradually began to do so. Thankfully, wisdom came knocking one day and I was like what am I doing? There can’t be another Sridevi, so stop it. That way it wouldn’t have become my calling as I was trying to be somebody else. Another one who still remains a favourite is Smita Patil. They were both just something else.”

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When referring to her sons, she replied “Oh, they are so pleased with me. My son gave me the finest praise following Delhi Crime 2. You’re aware that you’ve turned into Iron Man, he said. I questioned him, “Am I like a superwoman?” Except for Iron Man, he revealed that every Marvel character has been portrayed by a different actor. You’ve changed into that because only one actor has performed it. You are irreplaceable. I wanted to print it up and hang it up on the walls because I was so moved.”

Shefali most recently appeared in the movie Doctor G as the gynaecologist Dr. Nandini. In addition to Ayushmann Khurrana and Rakul Preet Singh, Doctor G also features a script by Sumit Saxena, Saurabh Bharat, Vishal Wagh, and Anubhuti Kashyap. On October 14, the movie debuted in theatres. Additionally, she appeared in Ribhu Dasgupta’s action thriller Code Name: Tiranga. Parineeti Chopra, Harrdy Sandhu, Sharad Kelkar, Rajit Kapur, Dibyendu Bhattacharya, and Shishir Sharma are also featured in the movie. On October 14, it was also released in theatres.

Avinash Arun’s 3 of Us, to be starred by Shefali, is forthcoming. Swanand Kirkire and Jaideep Ahlawat also appear in the romantic drama. Shefali will portray a vulnerable character in the movie.

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Jr NTR fans burn firecrackers during Simhadri re-release.

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Jr NTR, the popular Telugu film actor, has an ardent fan following known for their unwavering support and enthusiasm. However, a recent incident during the re-release of Jr NTR’s blockbuster film Simhadri has caused controversy. Fans celebrated the occasion by igniting firecrackers, leading to a heated debate about public safety, environmental concerns, and responsible fandom. In this blog post, we will explore the incident, its implications, and the need for balanced fan celebrations.

The Re-Release of Simhadri: Simhadri, a 2003 Telugu action-drama film, remains one of Jr NTR’s most beloved movies. To commemorate its anniversary, the producers decided to re-release the film, allowing fans to relish the nostalgia and experience the magic on the big screen once again. The announcement generated excitement and anticipation among Jr NTR’s loyal fan base.

Fan Celebration Gone Awry: In their eagerness to celebrate the re-release of Simhadri, a section of Jr NTR’s fans resorted to lighting firecrackers outside theaters. The loud explosions and billowing smoke alarmed moviegoers and nearby residents, leading to complaints and safety concerns. The incident drew criticism from various quarters, sparking a debate about responsible fandom and the need for considering public safety and environmental consequences.

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The Importance of Responsible Fandom: Fans play a significant role in an actor’s success, and their enthusiasm can bring immense joy to the celebrity they adore. However, it is essential for fans to remember that their actions should be responsible and respectful towards others. Expressing support and admiration should not come at the cost of causing inconvenience, harm, or damage to the surroundings.

Public Safety and Environmental Concerns: The incident of firecrackers being ignited during the Simhadri re-release raises important concerns regarding public safety and environmental impact. Firecrackers, besides being noisy, can also be hazardous and pose a risk to people’s well-being, especially in crowded areas. Additionally, the environmental implications of such celebrations, including air and noise pollution, cannot be ignored.

Promoting Positive Fan Culture: While celebrating the achievements and milestones of their favorite stars, fans have the power to shape public perception. It is crucial for fan clubs and individuals to encourage positive fan culture, emphasizing activities that are inclusive, respectful, and beneficial for society. Non-disruptive celebrations such as charity events, social initiatives, and fan gatherings can foster a sense of unity and promote a positive image of fandom.

Fans can channel their enthusiasm in more responsible ways, such as organizing special screenings, conducting charity drives, or engaging in community service projects. By focusing on these avenues, fans can create a positive impact while celebrating their favorite stars without causing harm, inconvenience, or violating safety protocols.

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The incident of Jr NTR fans igniting firecrackers during the re-release of Simhadri raises important questions about responsible fandom, public safety, and environmental concerns. While fans’ enthusiasm is commendable, it is crucial for them to celebrate in a manner that respects the well-being of others and the environment. By promoting a culture of responsible fandom, fans can ensure that their admiration for their favorite stars does not overshadow the importance of public safety and environmental sustainability.

The director’s passing this morning came as a shock to Rani Mukerji, who worked with him on Laaga Chunari Mein Daag and Mardaani. They had been planning to meet up shortly. Sarkar, who is best known for helming the 2005 drama Parineeta, passed away at Lilavati hospital in Mumbai’s Bandra area, according to his wife Panchali. He was 67.

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