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Bollywood superstar Sridevi's mortal remains to be flown back to India today

| | Feb 26, 2018, at 02:42 pm

Mumbai, Feb 26 (IBNS): The mortal remains of Bollywood superstar Sridevi will arrive from Dubai to India on Monday, media reports said.

Her last rites will be performed in Mumbai, reports said.

Leaving the nation shocked and numb, iconic Bollywood actress, Sridevi, who has been an inspiration for several generations, passed away on Saturday night in Dubai following a cardiac arrest.

According to reports, Sridevi suffered the cardiac arrest while she was attending her nephew's wedding in Dubai.

The legendary actress was there with her husband Boney Kapoor and daughter Khushi.

A medical team had failed to revive her and she was declared dead at a hospital, Indian ambassador in UAE Navdeep Suri told NDTV.

Known for her versatility, Sridevi  had started her acting career as a child artist in M.A. Thirumugham's Thunaivan when she was just four.

Later she was part of various films like Himmatwala, Mr. India, Chandni, Sadma, Nagina, Khuda Gawa, Judaai and others. She was 54.

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