SP Parasuram being Sridevi’s last movie in Telugu, she has given an exceptional performance as a petty thief and as almost victim of blue film gang and then as a blind woman who loses her sight during an attack. Though the film did not fare well at box-office, Sridevi stood out to be a special attraction in the movie. Starting as a funny girl, her character evolves through the movie and she plays a very mature role as a protective role of blind mother to her baby which she has executed very well.

As a NRI from Bangkok who comes to her hometown to take her grandmother with her, Sridevi looks very much lively and her innocence as foreign tourist is brilliantly done. She looks amazingly beautiful in songs and the lyrics of ‘Amma Brahma Devudo’ song describing her is very apt for her beauty. Her screen presence and chemistry with Nagarjuna is worth a mention. Ram Gopal Varma who is a super fan of Sridevi has managed to show her in the most beautiful and gracious way possible that you would instantly fall in love with her upon first glance.

Premabhishekam is the movie about sacrificing love for the well-being of lover. ANR being terminally-ill, wants a happy life for his love Sridevi and sets-up her marriage with his friend without her knowledge. In this movie, Sri Devi’s emotional struggle from initially hating ANR to repenting her actions and loving him fiercely and then from being heartbroken to becoming furious when she comes to know of ANR’s relationship with Jayasudha and then to deep pain when she knows the truth about ANR’s illness and her marriage has been portrayed by her very convincingly. Through this movie, she takes her viewers in the same emotional journey along with her.

If beauty, bubbliness and innocence personify together, then it would be Sridevi from Kshana Kshanam. Though the movie itself has a great plot and progresses in an amazing pace, it is Sridevi who always attracts the viewer’s and with her beauty she doesn’t let the audience take off their eyes from her as long as she is visible on the screen. This movie would not have seen such a huge success if not for Sridevi. With her beauty and grace, she has given life to the role of Satya and made it one of her most memorable characters.

In Padaharella Vayasu, Sridevi plays the role of Malli – a strong-willed village girl who is betrayed by a city guy due to her ignorance and is determined to set her life in right path again. Her transition from naïve and vulnerable teenager who dreams of meeting her Mr.Perfect to a uncompromising, head-strong woman who becomes a backbone of strength to an isolated man(Chandra Mohan) from her village is expected with poiser. This shows her full-fledged devotion to the role and the effort she has put in to it.

For any actress who is known for her beauty, to play de-glam role would be very difficult but not for Sridevi. In Vasantha Kokila, Sridevi can be seen as a woman who suffers from amnesia after meeting with an accident due to which she mentally regresses to state of a child. Simply put, she is a child psychologically though being a young woman. She has enacted this role with such a perfection that never in any scene would viewers feel that she is actually acting. She made it feel so real that it is hard to accept the fact that she did not suffer from amnesia. Her performance in this movie was competing with Kamal’s who is considered to be one of the finest actor.

Sridevi as Indraja is the most beautiful thing you would have seen and would ever see. Her role in this movie is irreplaceable and the most memorable one. Words fall short when we start to describe Sridevi’s looks and acting in this movie. If Chiranjeevi has given a outstanding performance as Jagadeka Veerudu, Sridevi has done a perfect justification to her role as Atiloka Sundari. The cuteness in the way she calls ‘Raju’ still rings in our ears while her dignity as Devakanya when fighting the evil force does not cease to replay in our mind.