Boney Kapoor and Sridevi
Boney Kapoor and Sridevi's love story has been like an open book. The couple was head over heels for each other and their relationship was only getting stronger and romantic with each passing day. However, the sudden demise of the actress shattered Boney Kapoor and when asked is there any moment he doesn't miss Sridevi, his answer is enough to make you emotional. It has been more than a year since Bollywood lost its superstar. The untimely death of the actress was a big blow to the entire nation.
Recently, Boney appeared on a chat show where he spoke at length about his film choices and his late wife. In a 40-seconds clip that has been shared on social media, we get the crux of the episode. The producer talks about his mistake, his support system and various other things. ''Koi mujhe samjhe, ki haan maine koi paisa galat use nahi kiya, race main nahi haara. Aur jo maine galti ki, uska ehsaas hai mujhe,'' he says. Though the reference is not clear but one can make out that he is talking about his production career.
When asked is there is a moment he doesn't miss Sridevi to which he said, ''Namumkin hai!" (It is impossible)''.
"If you don't have support at home, by at home I mean your wife, with that support you can fight anything,(sic)," he added.
Earlier, in an interview with a daily, Boney spoke about their love story and his wife's demise, "My love story with her is an open book. Whatever matters of the heart that can be shared is all in the public domain. What is most close (about her) will remain in the heart. That’s my support system for life."
The couple tied the knot in 1996. Few months after Sridevi's demise, Boney Kapoor tweeted a heartbreaking video with the caption, ''Today would have been our 22nd wedding anniversary. Jaan... My wife, my soulmate, the epitome of love, grace , warmth and laughter lives within me forever...'' The legendary actress was in Dubai to attend nephew Mohit Marwah's wedding when she passed away. She accidentally drowned in the bathtub of her hotel room. She was 54.
