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'Sridevi treated make-up artistes, others like family'

Updated on: 26 February,2018 03:30 PM IST  |  Mumbai
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Subhash Shinde, who did Sridevi's make-up at actor Mohit Marwah's marriage in Dubai last week, says the late actress had so much warmth and positivity and always treated everyone, including make-up artistes

'Sridevi treated make-up artistes, others like family'

Sridevi
Sridevi


Subhash Shinde, who did Sridevi's make-up at actor Mohit Marwah's marriage in Dubai last week, says the late actress had "so much warmth and positivity" and always treated everyone, including make-up artistes, present on a film's set like a family. Sridevi was 54 when she passed away in Dubai late on Saturday night.


"I still cannot believe she is no more. I was there in Dubai with her for her make-up at Mohit Marwah's (her nephew) marriage. She was looking so pretty, happy and bright as ever. I came back two days ago, and on Saturday late night the news started coming in (about her death). I am still in shock," Shinde told IANS.


"She was one of the icons with so much warmth and positivity. I started working with her after 'English Vinglish' released (2012). She always treated, all of us, whether make-up artistes, dress people, everyone... like a family. We were one unit." Shinde said she would ask him if he ate on time and how his family was doing.

Sridevi was also a painter. "She had a great sense of colours and shades. There is an art of combining shades that complement the entire attire. She knew it right, I rather learnt it from her. She had a strong sense of aesthetics," said Shinde.

Sharing another interesting thing about the star, he said: "...The colour, ornaments, even the size of her bindi, she had an eye for detailing." The make-up artiste worked with Sridevi in films "Puli" and "Mom". According to him, the actress was very cooperative and patient during her make-up sessions.

"I remember during 'Puli', she was supposed to wear heavy make-up. She never threw any tantrums, was always patient and cooperative with us even though the process would be time-consuming," recalled Shinde. "I won't say she was a perfectionist, but the fact is that she exemplifies excellence; that comes with perfection. So yes, perfection is the word to define it."

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