He
Is
Heartbroken
The
actor
first
tweeted,
"Woken
up
to
this
tragic
news.
Absolute
shock.
Sad.
Heartfelt
condolences
to
Boney
and
their
two
daughters!"
He
Mourned
The
Loss
Of
'Chandni'
Rishi
wrote,
"Henceforth
no
more
Moonlit
nights!
Chandni
gone
forever.
Alas!"
He
Then
Lashed
Out
At
Media
His
next
was
an
angry
tweet
that
read,
"How
has
Sridevi
all
of
a
sudden
become
the
"body"?
All
television
channels
reporting
"the
body
will
be
brought
to
Mumbai
in
the
night!" Suddenly
your
individuality
gets
lost
and
becomes
a
mere
body??"
When
Rishi
Thought
Sridevi
Was
Arrogant
A
Hindustan
Times
report
quoted
him
as
saying,
"I
didn't
work
with
Sridevi
until
1984,
when
we
first
starred
in
Nagina.
Initially,
I
thought
she
was
a
very
shy
person
and
arrogant,
as
she
didn't
talk
much.
Later,
I
realised
it
was
not
arrogance
but
just
that
she
was
not
comfortable
speaking
in
English
or
Hindi,
because
they
were
not
her
main
languages."
Sridevi's
First
Words
To
Rishi
Kapoor
The
report
further
read,
"One
of
my
very
first
conversations
happened
with
her
during
a
rather
awkward
moment.
We
were
shooting
and
the
camera's
film
magazine
ran
out.
While
the
crew
was
changing
the
magazine,
the
bright
lights
were
still
on
for
about
three
minutes
and
we
stood
in
that
position
with
the
whole
unit
around
us.
I
told
her,
"Sridevi,
you
danced
very
well."
She
smiled
and
said,
"thank
you".
She
then
added
that
she
saw
Khel
Khel
Mein
four
times.
That
was
very
sweet
of
her.
Those
were
the
first
words
I
heard
from
her
during
the
making
of
Nagina."
They
Become
Friendier
During
Chandni
Talking
about
it,
Rishi
was
quoted
by
HT,
"I
often
noticed
that
after
every
two,
or
may
be
three
shots;
she
would
remove
her
makeup,
and
do
it
again.
I
never
understood
the
reason,
but
I
think
she
always
wanted
to
give
her
best,
let
her
work
to
speak
and
also,
look
gorgeous.
And
it
was
not
a
mere
touch-up,
but
removing
makeup
from
her
nose
and
cheeks
and
then
applying
putting
it
again.
Also,
she
didn't
have
any
makeup
man
back
then.
She
put
in
great
efforts
to
look
good
and
perform
well."
She
Often
Improvised
Her
Lines
Rishi
shared,
"The
complete
‘Cogniac
sharaab
nahi
hoti'
sequence
was
improvised
by
Sridevi,
Yashi
ji
and
me;
it
was
never
a
part
of
the
script.
In
another
sequence,
I
had
to
buy
ice-cream
for
both
of
us.
In
the
shot,
she
was
to
ask
me
for
a
bite
and
I
was
to
give
it
to
her.
But
when
I
asked
her
back,
she
showed
me
her
thumb
(a
gesture
to
tease).
This,
too,
was
improvised.
As
a
co-star,
she
really
helped
because
acting
is
all
about
reaction
and
she
was
a
great
reactor."
Sridevi-
A
Great
Dancer
"During
a
song
in
Switzerland,
Saroj
Khan
had
choreographed
a
dance
sequence
for
her
with
Indian
classical,
and
some
western
steps.
They
all
left
for
the
location
at
11am
and
while
Yash
Chopra
thought
it
will
take
the
whole
day,
they
were
back
by
2
pm.
Sridevi
was
so
terrific
at
dancing
that
she
finished
it
in
just
two
hours.
Sarojji
later
told
me
that
Sridevi
is
so
good
and
even
her
rehearsals
were
so
perfect
that
you
could
take
that
as
the
final
shot.
Such
was
her
professionalism."
Rishi
Shares
An
Interesting
Anecdote
"When
she
was
carrying
her
first
child,
Boney
Kapoor
had
come
to
meet
her
on
the
set
of
our
film
Kaun
Sachha
Kaun
Jootha
(1997).
It
was
so
cute
of
her
to
say,
"This
is
the
last
film
and
my
last
few
days
of
shooting." That
was
the
last
time
I
worked
with
her,
and
it
remains
my
parting
shot
with
her.
She
was
bidding
adieu
to
film
industry
to
start
a
new
life,
get
married,
build
a
home
and
raise
her
children."
Sridevi
Believed
In
Breaking
Typecast
"I missed
her
for
the
last
20
years
because
we
didn't
get
to
work
together
after
that
film.
We
only
met
socially.
I
see
her
films
today
and
I
know
how
she
focused
on
the
nuances,
and
tried
to
look
different
each
time.
She
believed
in
breaking
the
typecast.
She
was
a
very
gifted
artiste
and
I
don't
think
there
has
ever
been
a
female
actor
in
Bollywood
who
attained
such
glory
and
marvellous
heights."