Janhvi recreates mother Sridevi’s iconic ‘Nagina’ look for Halloween with Orry as Rishi Kapoor
Janhvi Kapoor recreates mother Sridevi’s iconic ‘Nagina’ look for Halloween with Orry as Rishi Kapoor: ‘Had to recreate one of the most iconic movie moments everrrrr’
Janhvi Kapoor marked Halloween this year with a heartfelt tribute to her late mother Sridevi. She recreated the actress’s famous look from the 1986 fantasy drama ‘Nagina’, while Orry played the part of the late Rishi Kapoor.
From the film’s poster to glimpses of a mock shoot diary, the pair brought back old memories of the classic.
Janhvi Kapoor’s Instagram post
Sharing the pictures, the ‘Peddi’ actress wrote, “Happy Halloweeeeeny (Ghost emoji) had to recreate one of the most iconic movie moments everrrrr (Snake, white heart and sparkles emoticons).”She added, “So much of Halloween has become about dressing up as your favourite characters and pop culture moments.
Sometimes they’re spooky, sometimes they’re funny, and sometimes it’s a tribute (red heart emoji). And who could possibly be more iconic than Mumma, Rishi uncle and Amrish sir!! (Teary eyes and white heart emoji) Got a little help from (shushing face, winking face and lipstick emojis) for the lewk.”
Khushi Kapoor’s reaction
Her sister Khushi Kapoor reacted to the post, writing, “You have won Halloween.”
About ‘Nagina’
‘Nagina’ was directed by Harmesh Malhotra, who also produced it under the banner of Eastern Films.
Ravi Kapoor wrote the screenplay, and the story was provided by Jagmohan Kapoor.The film follows Rajni, played by Sridevi, a shape-shifting snake who marries Rajiv, played by Rishi Kapoor, to avenge her spouse’s death at the hands of an evil saint. The cast also includes Komal Mahuvakar, Amrish Puri, Sushma Seth and Prem Chopra.Released on November 28, 1986, the film was a huge hit at the box office and became the second-highest-grossing Indian film of that year.
Remembering Sridevi
Sridevi passed away in February 2018 in Dubai at the age of 54. Her death was determined to be accidental drowning.
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