Beautiful actress and legendary diva, Sridevi left us all for divine abode on Saturday in Dubai. She was found unconcious in her bathroom and doctors declared she died before she reached hospital.
The death certificate issued by forensic department and Dubai Police, stated that she died due to Accidental drowning.
The debate about what happened to her and why and how, she died have been giving rise to controversies.
Now, actress Khushbu Sundar, asked Delhi media to show more respect towards her and her body of work.
She quote retweeted a journalist, Zakka Jacob's tweet about the same
"i have been saying the same.."
Zakka Jacob's tweet,
"Sadly, none of the Delhi papers have even one article on #Sridevi's immense body of work in Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu and Kannada. Not one article. Is that too much to ask for? She was already a Superstar before even she set foot in #Bollywood. #RIPSridevi"
Sridevi started her career in Tamil and Telugu films before she became National icon. So, not respecting the first languages she spoke or the first languages she worked is not just disrespecting languages but also disrespecting a great legends body of work.
The death certificate issued by forensic department and Dubai Police, stated that she died due to Accidental drowning.
The debate about what happened to her and why and how, she died have been giving rise to controversies.
Now, actress Khushbu Sundar, asked Delhi media to show more respect towards her and her body of work.
She quote retweeted a journalist, Zakka Jacob's tweet about the same
"i have been saying the same.."
Zakka Jacob's tweet,
"Sadly, none of the Delhi papers have even one article on #Sridevi's immense body of work in Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu and Kannada. Not one article. Is that too much to ask for? She was already a Superstar before even she set foot in #Bollywood. #RIPSridevi"
Sridevi started her career in Tamil and Telugu films before she became National icon. So, not respecting the first languages she spoke or the first languages she worked is not just disrespecting languages but also disrespecting a great legends body of work.