Sridevi Kapoor – 13 August 1963 – 24 February 2018

Sridevi Kapoor — born Shree Amma Yanger Ayyapan on 13 August 1963 in Chennai, Tamil Nadu — began her journey in films as a child artist when she was just a little girl. She grew up in a family that valued performance and art, which encouraged her early entry into cinema. Over time, Sridevi transformed from a child‑artist star in South Indian films to one of the most iconic and celebrated actresses of Indian cinema, known across Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Kannada film industries.

Her versatility, charm, expressive acting, dance skills, and screen presence made her stand out — helping her win hearts across generations.

Official Social Media Profiles

Sridevi passed away in 2018, so she does not have active official social media accounts. Her legacy is celebrated widely through fan pages and media coverage.

How She Entered the Film Industry

Sridevi started as a child artist at age 4, appearing in Tamil films such as Thunaivan (1969). She made her lead debut in Tamil cinema with Moondru Mudichu (1976) and in Telugu cinema with Padaharella Vayasu (1978).

Her Bollywood debut came with Solva Sawan (1979), but she became a superstar with Himmatwala (1983) and later films like Chandni (1989), Mr. India (1987), Lamhe (1991). She was renowned for her versatility in drama, romance, comedy, and dance numbers.

💰 Net Worth & Income

Sridevi Kapoor had an estimated net worth of ₹50–60 crore at the time of her passing (2018). She earned through films, endorsements, and brand collaborations.

FAQ – Common Questions about Sridevi Kapoor

Q1: Who was Sridevi Kapoor?
A: Sridevi Kapoor was a celebrated Indian actress, known as a trailblazer and one of the first female superstars in Indian cinema.

Q2: What was her debut film and how did she start?
A: She began as a child artist in the Tamil film Thunaivan (1969). Her lead‑role debut as a heroine started with Moondru Mudichu (1976) in Tamil.

Q3: Which are her most iconic films?
A: Some of her most iconic and widely loved films include Himmatwala, Mr. India, Chandni, Lamhe, and, after comeback, English Vinglish.

Q4: Did she make a successful comeback?
A: Yes — after a long hiatus, her 2012 film English Vinglish was acclaimed by critics and audiences, marking a successful comeback.

Q5: Why is she still remembered today?
A: Her powerful acting, dance performances, emotional depth, and versatility in various genres made her a timeless legend whose films continue to be loved across generations.