Sridevi Remembered: Daughter Shares Childhood Photo On Sixth Death Anniversary

The world was left in disbelief on 24th February 2018, as news broke of the untimely demise of Sridevi, a beloved veteran actress, at the age of 54. She was in Dubai to attend a wedding when she passed away, leaving her fans and the film industry in mourning. Today marks the sixth anniversary of her death, and her younger daughter, Khushi Kapoor, has taken to Instagram to share a touching childhood picture featuring herself, Sridevi, and her sister Janhvi Kapoor, without any caption.

Fans of Sridevi have been expressing their sorrow and remembrance on social media platforms. One fan shared on X, "Her presence is always missed. - Heartiest remember #Sridevi." Another echoed the sentiment, stating, "Remembering you on this day, It's been 6 years after this world lost a precious soul but your memories will never fade. You'll always be remembered fondly..... @SrideviBKapoor #Sridevi." Check out the heartfelt posts below:

Her presence is always missed. -

Heartiest remember #Sridevi ❤✨ pic.twitter.com/nfigRP5ELi

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Throughout her illustrious career spanning four decades, Sridevi starred in over 300 films across various languages including Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Malayalam. She also made appearances on television shows. Her last film was the 2017 release "MOM", for which she was awarded a National Award posthumously.

After Sridevi's passing, she was set to star in a Karan Johar production which later saw Madhuri Dixit stepping into the role. Fans had the chance to see Sridevi one last time on the big screen in "Zero", where she made a cameo appearance in the Shah Rukh Khan starrer.

While Sridevi's absence is deeply felt, her legacy continues through her daughters Janhvi and Khushi Kapoor. Janhvi has already made her mark in the film industry with several notable performances, while Khushi made her acting debut last year with "The Archies", promising to carry forward their mother's illustrious legacy.