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Ram Gopal Varma had created quite a stir in 2015 by mentioning his life-long obsession with late actress Sridevi in ​​his book ‘Guns and Thighs: The Story of My Life’. It is a different matter that in a recent conversation, RGV said that he does not think about the dead people at all and instead he is focusing on his next film ‘Police Company’, in which Harshvardhan Rane is in the lead role.

‘Don’t think about dead people’

RGV Dheeraj U. A chapter has been written on Sridevi in ​​Sridevi’s biography ‘The Empress’ written by Kumar. While talking to ‘Variety India’, the director described his chapter as the best. This book was announced by Priyanka Chopra on Sridevi’s birth anniversary on 13 August.

During the conversation, when RGV was asked how he celebrated the birth anniversary of his favorite star and whether he remembered her after watching her films, he said, no. Also said that he does not think about dead people at all. Once they’re gone, they’re out of my life.

RGV recalls his first meeting with Sridevi

RGV said that he does not think about the dead people, yet he shared his memories of meeting Sridevi for the first time at her house in Chennai. He said- ‘I went to his house in Chennai to sign him. I was sitting in the living room with her mother, while Sridevi was packing to catch the flight and was coming in and out of the room every now and then. Whenever she came into the room, it felt as if a breath of fresh, invigorating air had come. I want him to come to earth once again. Just once, so that the world could know who she really was. For information, let us tell you that RGV had directed Sridevi in ​​films like ‘Great Robbery’, ‘Govinda Govinda’ and ‘Hayran’.

What did RGV write about Sridevi?

RGV had written a chapter on Sridevi in ​​his book ‘Guns and Thighs’, which caused a lot of controversy. In that chapter, he talked about his passion for Sridevi and said that he hated Boney Kapoor because she had brought that angel down from heaven and brought him to such an ordinary and boring life.

At that time, while defending his views on social media, he had written, “Sridevi ji’s fame was not only because of her acting, but also because of her ‘thundering thighs’ – this is what the big critics of the time of ‘Himmatwala’ believed… If the measure of stardom was only acting talent, then why Smita Patil did not become a bigger star than Sridevi ji. It was Thais who made the difference.