"The tendency in the media is to portray everyone in the film industry as sex-starved creatures. Please spare us."

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“It has been more than 15 years but her dedication towards dance is the same. She grabs quickly and is a genius dancer. Her expressions are just perfect.”

“Madhuri is an excellent dancer. She is in the same league with actresses like Waheeda Rehman and Meena Kumari as far as dancing is concerned. She dances with a lot of grace. I think she is the best dancer in Indian cinema after Waheeda Rehman. She reminds me of her,”

“I hope I am m not sounding presumptuous or vain. but I think like Sridevi, I was another heroine who could break the barriers between the classes and the masses.”

“I worked with her for the first time in 1997 for a dance sequence where actor is playing the drum in another room and she dances on those beats.”

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