Actress Sridevi's death looks like a planned murder says THIS person

Comments [ 0 ] By Preksha Jain | 18 May 2018 | 6:31pm

Sridevi charmed the entire nation with her beauty and her flawless acting on the silver screens. Her death came as a big shock to all her fans and the industry insider after she breathed her last on the night of 24^th February in Dubai.

As per medical reports, the reason for her death was stated to be accidental drowning which became a big mystery. Many questions were raised about her untimely demise by the audience.

Today, a report in Free Press Journal reveals that according to retired Assistant Commissioner of Police, Ved Bhushan, who runs a private investigation agency (PI) in Delhi has claimed that Sridevi's death looks more like a planned murder than an accident.

"It's very easy to put someone in bathtub forcefully until victims breathing stops without leaving evidence of the crime, and then label it as an accidental death. This looks like a planned murder", stated the commissioner.

Meanwhile, just yesterday, Cannes Film Festival honoured late Sridevi with a special salute to the actress at the Titan Reginald F Lewis Film Honours on Thursday (May 17) for her contribution to the Indian cinema.

Early this month, Sridevi was awarded the National Film Award in the best actress category for her performance in 'Mom'. Boney along with Janhvi and Khushi had received the award on her behalf. While many of them must have thought that the honour by the Cannes Film Festival would have been received by Boney Kapoor or her elder daughter Janhvi Kapoor but the honourable award was received by filmmaker Subhash Ghai.

Sharing about this the filmmaker took to his Twitter to share the photos of him receiving the award and captioned it, "It was honour to receive Award on behalf of legend SrideviBKapoor" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">@SrideviBKapoor at @Festival_Cannes yesterday for her outstanding contribution in indian cinema n shared my experience with impeccable inimitable actor to western audience hosted by Titan Reginald F. Lewis film honours "