Priyanka Chopra: Sridevi is one of the reasons I became an actor

Sridevi's passing stunned many, yet for the general population who experienced childhood in the 1990s, she was their youth. Priyanka Chopra, writing in Time magazine said that Sridevi was one reason she turned into a performing artist. 

"She was my youth, and one of the enormous reasons I turned into a performing artist. To allude to every one of us as minor fans would be an insult to her," she said. "At the point when the news initially broke of her passing, I was immobilized. Everything I could do then was tune in to melodies from her movies, return to her meetings and watch her famous scenes again and again. I knew I was not the only one; millions were feeling that correct feeling of stun and misfortune. Her association with the group of onlookers was strong to the point that that every last one of us has uncommon recollections connected to her." 

She proceeded with, "Everybody needed her and needed to resemble her. She could be innocent, grown up, amusing, genuine, bewildering, hot—she was a definitive performer. Sridevi abandons a heritage that will live past every one of us, an inheritance based on the establishment of unadulterated devotion, ability, diligent work and a sprinkle of pixie tidy that was showered on her by the Gods!" 

Priyanka isn't the only one. Sridevi motivated a whole age. She was the principal female hotshot, an omnipresent nearness in films. Her rebound in Bollywood demonstrated that Sridevi still had a great deal to offer. Tragically, it was stopped too early. 

A considerable measure numerous appellations are related with Sridevi. "Chandni" is one of them. For Priyanka Chopra, she was a heavenly attendant. "In any case, blessed messengers don't pass on. They simply sparkle brighter in another domain—so I will dependably pay special mind to her in the sky," she composed.