Sridevi’s 55th Birth Anniversary: 10 Times The Actress Proved She Is The Ultimate Dance Diva
Today is Sridevi’s 55th birth anniversary. Remembering the actress, we bring to you a list of her top 10 stellar songs which are a proof that no one can dance the way she did

Bollywood’s first
female superstar, Sridevi was one of the best artistes of the Indian film
industry. While the talented actress was noted as an extremely versatile
actress, her dance skills were equally appreciated. On February 24, the
actress breathed her last.
Today, on the
occasion of Sridevi’s 55th birth anniversary, let’s take a trip down
memory lane and relive actress’ top 10 songs that will keep her alive in our
memories forever. It’s probably impossible to list down all the melodious
numbers Sridevi has added her charm to but here’s a small effort to commemorate
the superstar’s brilliant work on the silver screen.
Navrai Majhi
(English Vinglish)
The wedding song
is low on beats but Sridevi’s performance takes the song to another level
altogether. Composed by Amit Trivedi and penned by Swanand Kirkire, the track
captures the mood of the wedding and was the last time Sridevi grooved on the
big screen.
Kaate Nahi Kaat
Te (Mr. India)
Who can forget
Sridevi dancing to the tunes of Kaate Nahi Kat Te from Mr India (1987) in a
chiffon blue saree? Till date no actress could carry the blue saree like
Sridevi. Written by Javed Akhtar and composed by Lakshmikant-Pyaleral, the
track also featured Anil Kapoor and was crooned by Kishore Kumar, Alisha
Chinai.
Chudiyan Khanak
Gayeen (Lamhe)
Lata Mangeshkar’s
vocals and Sridevi’s flawless beauty with perfect expressions right in the
middle of the desert is something that one cannot forget. Composed by
Shiv-Hari, the film also stars Anil Kapoor in the lead role. The track was
featured in Lamhe (1991).
Hawa Hawai (Mr.
India)
Another number
which went on to become a cult. Sridevi’s expressive eyes, magnetic personality
and her dance is something that fans still talk about. In the song, she poses
as a dancer but is on the location for investigative purposes. Sung by Kavita
Krishnamurthy, the track was recreated for Tumhari Sullu, in 2017, featuring
Vidya Balan.
Aye Zindagi Gale
Lagaa Le (Sadma)
Crooned by Suresh
Wadkar, the track from Sadma (1983), strikes the right chord. Sadma starring
Sridevi and Kamal Haasan was labelled as one of the best works by the duo.
Composed by Illayraja and penned by Gulzar, the song was recreated by Amit
Tridevi for Dear Zindagi (2016). The song was sung by Alia Bhatt and Arijit
Singh.
Har Kisiko Nahi
Milta (Janbaaz)
Sridevi’s
performance in a saree against the sea with Firoz Khan is an unforgettable one.
Featured in Janbaaz (1986), the song portrays her sensuality to the best.
Composed by Kalyanji-Anandji and written by Indeevar, the track became an
instant hit despite the fact that Sridevi had only a cameo in the film.
Main Teri Dushman
(Nagina)
Featured in
Nagina (1986), Sridevi essays the role of an ichadhari naagin. Her iconic dance
on the tunes of Main Teri Dushman is labelled as the best in Bollywood till
date. The song was sung by Lata Mangeshkar and composed by Lakshmikant
Pyarelal. The lyrics were penned by Anand Bakshi.
Mere Haathon Mein
(Chandni)
Once again
Sridevi’s dancing skills came in the forefront with this number. Chandni, which
also stars Rishi Kapoor, falls in love with Sridevi when he sees her perform on
Mere Haatho Mein. Sung by Lata Mangeshkar and composed by Shiv-Hari, the song
remains immortal.
Naino Mein Sapna
(Himmatwala)
Himmatwala (1983)
which also starred Jitendra, earned Sridevi the reputation of the most bankable
actress in Bollywood. Sridevi and Jitendra’s dance moves became the talk of the
town. This song is quintessentially 80s in its style and was composed by Bappi
Lahri. The song was penned by Indeevar.
Kabhi Main Kahoon
(Lamhe)
Another song from
Lamhe, which till date is one of the most iconic numbers of Sridevi, is Kabhi
Main Kahoon. The track beautifully captures the chemistry between Anil Kapoor
and Sridevi.
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