Sridevi honoured at 71st Cannes Film Festival; Subhash Ghai collected award

The event was Titan Reginald F Lewis Film Honours and a special footage was screened in honour of Sridevi. The award was collected by Subhash Ghai at the ceremony on behalf of Sridevi's family. The audience at the event consisted of filmmakers from across the world.

Sridevi who took her last breath in Dubai on February 24 has received a special salute for her contribution in cinema at the 71st Cannes Film Festival.

The event was Titan Reginald F Lewis Film Honours and a special footage was screened in honour of Sridevi.

The award was collected by Subhash Ghai at the ceremony on behalf of Sridevi's family.

The audience at the event consisted of filmmakers from across the world.

Talking about the global recognition and appreciation for Sridevi, Boney Kapoor told Hindustan Times, "I'm happy that people from the world over are recognizing her body of work and her contribution to cinema. Even though the overwhelming emptiness of losing her remains, it's comforting to know that she lives on through her work."

Boney Kapoor also appreciated and thanked everyone. He said, "Janhvi, Khushi and I are overwhelmed with the recognition and tributes and love of millions of her fans being showered on her. Her work and life have touched so many hearts across the world and she has been an inspiration to millions. She will live forever, thanks to her body of work."

She has worked in films like, 'Chaalbaaz', 'Roop Ki Rani Choron Ka Raja', 'Jaanbaaz', 'Mr. India' and even titles like 'Return of Mr. India' have been registered by Boneyji recently," 

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