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Sridevi Is Encyclopedia Of Acting: Vidya Balan

Darpan News Desk IANS, 17 Jan, 2016 02:39 PM

National Award-winning actress Vidya Balan says Sridevi is an "encyclopedia of acting".

Post-watching Anil Kapoor and Sridevi-starrer “Mr. India” after many years again, Vidya went on a praising spree for the team of the 1987 cult classic.

Vidya tweeted: “Kamra... Kamre ke aage balcony... balcony ke aage garden... garden ke aage samandar... Watching the encyclopedia of acting... Sridevi.”

“Yes, we love you Mr. India. Anil Kapoor is all heart... makes you believe in goodness and innocence... so genuine,” she added.

Vidya also praised the film's director Shekhar Kapur.

She wrote: “Shekhar Kapur directs children the best... au naturelle! I just realised two of my all-time favourite films are his... 'Mr.India' and 'Masoom'.”

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