Forget me being Sridevi, I am a normal mother.

Too much of exposure toh hai hi hai, but that is what the time demands, so we have to change with it.

I have really worked hard. I literally slogged. So, I am happy if fans go crazy, I want that.

I am very simple, all these praises scare me. I feel like a newcomer.

I wanted to be totally there for my kids. Now they are grown up so I can act again.

I am still enjoying motherhood. There are some tough moments too. Like when my girls fall ill, it's the worst thing for me.

I feel like it's the first film, I feel like a newcomer. It's a long way to go.

I don't believe in it(ego) and I think every actor or actress should learnt to crush their ego even before they learn to act. 

Believe it or not, I don't have an ego. That is one of the first lessons I learnt when I entered this line.

Since my children were young I was not keen and was lost in my own time frame and family.

Where are the rivals? There can be rivalry only between two equals. My only rival at the moment is Sridevi. I’m constantly trying to upstage her… I’m constantly trying to upstage her… I’m doing it to the point of obsession.

Thunder thighs was the tag given to me after Himmatwala. I was very chubby then, I weighed 75 kgs. At the time of Chandni, I lost weight and came down to 57 kgs. That I think helped me a lot in improving my dance.

When my father died in real life, there was no dramatics. There was just numbness. But when a father dies in films, I have to cry and cry till my eyes hurt.

I could shop around if I disguised myself. But then I would miss the high of being recognised as a star. Ah well. I guess one can’t have everything