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Surekha Sikri's death leaves behind a void in the Indian theatre, film, TV industry that is hard to fill.
A National School of Drama alumnus, Surekha Sikri's body of work is unparalleled. Here's a quick round-up of her best performances that you should check out.Kissa Kursi Ka | 1978Surekha Sikri made her debut with 'Kissa Kursi Ka' in 1978. In this political satire, Sikri played Meera, a conniving supporter of a political aspirant. Although her character wasn't exactly on the right side of things, the grey shades of it, won her both critical acclaim and popular applause.
Tamas | 19881988 film 'Tamas' based on Bhisham Sahni&rsquo;s novel of the same name, made Surekha Sikri a household name. She won her first National Film Award for Best Supporting Actress for her role in 'Tamas'. The film captured the heart-wrenching impact of the partition on people, and Surekha Sikri's performance as Rajo, stayed with people, long after the film was over.
Mammo | 19941994 film 'Mammo', directed by Shyam Benegal, was the first part of his Muslim trilogy, which included 'Sardari Begum' (1996) and 'Zubeidaa' (2001). The film won Surekha Sikri her second National Film Award. She played Fayyuzi, the protagonist's legal guardian, who unexpectedly comes across her long-lost sister Mammo. The film was critically acclaimed and Sikri was praised for a complex portrayal that comfortably balanced nuances of warmth and exasperation.
Sardari Begum | 19961996 film 'Sardari Begum' was also directed by Shyam Benegal, where Surekha Sikri played the role of Ittan Bai, the owner of a house where courtesans perform. Even in a very brief role, she ensured that her performance&nbsp;in the film&nbsp;was hard to forget.
Zubeidaa | 2001With 'Zubeidaa' in 2001, Surekha Sikri proved yet again that she was a seasoned performer, and an actor par excellence. She resumed her role of Fayyuzi, in a film that had other talented actors like Rekha, Rajit Kapur, Karisma Kapoor and Manoj Vajpayee. Audiences felt that Surekha Sikhi didn't need screen time, but just enough screen space to leave a mark.
Badhaai Ho | 2018Surekha Sikri's performance as the irritable, grumpy but good-at-heart family matriarch in 2018 film 'Badhaai Ho', earned her the third National Film Award of her career. Her edgy dialogues became popular memes after the film's release. With a towering presence in 'Badhaai Ho', Surekha Sikri is definitely one of the most popular grandmothers on celluloid.Balika Vadhu | TV Series (2008)Surekha Sikri as Dadisa in TV series 'Balika Vadhu' is easily one of her most memorable roles. The serial dragged on for almost 8 years on TV but it was Dadisa who kept it afloat. Surekha Siri's character evolved through the show, she started out as the tough matriarch who hated Anandi, her grandson's child bride, played by Avika Gor, to moving audiences to tears, later on, standing up for Anandi's rights.

Surekha Sikri's best performances: you need to watch them to know

Surekha Sikri's best performances: you need to watch them to know the veteran's body of work

Three-time National Award-winning actor&nbsp;Surekha Sikri died at the age of 75 due to a cardiac arrest on Friday. Here are some of her best performances you need to watch.

Surekha Sikri's death leaves behind a void in the Indian theatre, film, TV industry that is hard to fill.
A National School of Drama alumnus, Surekha Sikri's body of work is unparalleled. Here's a quick round-up of her best performances that you should check out. Kissa Kursi Ka | 1978 Surekha Sikri made her debut with 'Kissa Kursi Ka' in 1978. In this political satire, Sikri played Meera, a conniving supporter of a political aspirant. Although her character wasn't exactly on the right side of things, the grey shades of it, won her both critical acclaim and popular applause.
Tamas | 1988 1988 film 'Tamas' based on Bhisham Sahni&rsquo;s novel of the same name, made Surekha Sikri a household name. She won her first National Film Award for Best Supporting Actress for her role in 'Tamas'. The film captured the heart-wrenching impact of the partition on people, and Surekha Sikri's performance as Rajo, stayed with people, long after the film was over.
Mammo | 1994 1994 film 'Mammo', directed by Shyam Benegal, was the first part of his Muslim trilogy, which included 'Sardari Begum' (1996) and 'Zubeidaa' (2001). The film won Surekha Sikri her second National Film Award. She played Fayyuzi, the protagonist's legal guardian, who unexpectedly comes across her long-lost sister Mammo. The film was critically acclaimed and Sikri was praised for a complex portrayal that comfortably balanced nuances of warmth and exasperation.
Sardari Begum | 1996 1996 film 'Sardari Begum' was also directed by Shyam Benegal, where Surekha Sikri played the role of Ittan Bai, the owner of a house where courtesans perform. Even in a very brief role, she ensured that her performance&nbsp;in the film&nbsp;was hard to forget.
Zubeidaa | 2001 With 'Zubeidaa' in 2001, Surekha Sikri proved yet again that she was a seasoned performer, and an actor par excellence. She resumed her role of Fayyuzi, in a film that had other talented actors like Rekha, Rajit Kapur, Karisma Kapoor and Manoj Vajpayee. Audiences felt that Surekha Sikhi didn't need screen time, but just enough screen space to leave a mark.
Badhaai Ho | 2018 Surekha Sikri's performance as the irritable, grumpy but good-at-heart family matriarch in 2018 film 'Badhaai Ho', earned her the third National Film Award of her career. Her edgy dialogues became popular memes after the film's release. With a towering presence in 'Badhaai Ho', Surekha Sikri is definitely one of the most popular grandmothers on celluloid. Balika Vadhu | TV Series (2008) Surekha Sikri as Dadisa in TV series 'Balika Vadhu' is easily one of her most memorable roles. The serial dragged on for almost 8 years on TV but it was Dadisa who kept it afloat. Surekha Siri's character evolved through the show, she started out as the tough matriarch who hated Anandi, her grandson's child bride, played by Avika Gor, to moving audiences to tears, later on, standing up for Anandi's rights.

Tributes for Surekha&nbsp;Sikri&nbsp;have been pouring in on social media from&nbsp;Bollywood&nbsp;celebrities.
Expressing shock over the actor's&nbsp;demise,&nbsp;Manoj&nbsp;Bajpayee&nbsp;wrote it was a treat to watch her on stage and she was one of the greatest talents in theatre and cinema.&nbsp;
Calling her death a big loss for the industry,&nbsp;Divya&nbsp;Dutta shared a photo with Sikri&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;wrote her talent was spectacular.
Sharing a tweet in Surekha Sikri's&nbsp;memory, filmmaker Anubhav&nbsp;Sinha&nbsp;wrote 'there will be no magic anymore.'
Sikri's&nbsp;'Balika Vadhu' co-star Shashank Vyas&nbsp;expressed condolences and added said she was a legend and an institution in herself.
Veteran actor Surekha Sikri&nbsp;died at the age of 75 in Mumbai&nbsp;after a cardiac arrest on Friday.&nbsp;

Bollywood celebs mourn demise of Surekha Sikri, call it a 'big loss'

Bollywood stars mourn the demise of the National Award-winning actor Surekha Sikri

Bollywood celebs mourn demise of Surekha Sikri&nbsp;on social media
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National Award winning actor&nbsp;Surekha Sikri&nbsp;died of a cardiac arrest

Three-time National Award winning actor&nbsp;Surekha Sikri died at the age of 75 due to a cardiac arrest on Friday.&nbsp;

Tributes for Surekha&nbsp;Sikri&nbsp;have been pouring in on social media from&nbsp;Bollywood&nbsp;celebrities.
Expressing shock over the actor's&nbsp;demise,&nbsp;Manoj&nbsp;Bajpayee&nbsp;wrote it was a treat to watch her on stage and she was one of the greatest talents in theatre and cinema.&nbsp;
Calling her death a big loss for the industry,&nbsp;Divya&nbsp;Dutta shared a photo with Sikri&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;wrote her talent was spectacular.
Sharing a tweet in Surekha Sikri's&nbsp;memory, filmmaker Anubhav&nbsp;Sinha&nbsp;wrote 'there will be no magic anymore.'
Sikri's&nbsp;'Balika Vadhu' co-star Shashank Vyas&nbsp;expressed condolences and added said she was a legend and an institution in herself.
Veteran actor Surekha Sikri&nbsp;died at the age of 75 in Mumbai&nbsp;after a cardiac arrest on Friday.&nbsp;

National Award-winning actor Surekha Sikri&nbsp;has died in Mumbai&nbsp;due to a cardiac arrest. She was 75 years old.
The veteran actor was ailing for some time and had suffered a brain stroke in 2020 and a paralytic stroke earlier in 2018.
Surekha Sikri&nbsp;made her debut in the film industry with the 1978 political drama film 'Kissa Kursi Ka' and was best known for her more recent roles in the TV show 'Balika Vadhu'&nbsp;&amp; the 2018 film 'Badhaai Ho'.
She received the National Film Award for Best Supporting Actress three times, for her roles in films such as 'Tamas', 'Mammo'&nbsp;and 'Badhaai Ho'.
Sikri was last seen in Netflix&rsquo;s &ldquo;Ghost Stories", directed by Zoya Akhtar.

National Award winning actor Surekha Sikri dies of cardiac arrest at 75

National Award&nbsp;winning actor&nbsp;Surekha Sikri dies at the age of 75 due to&nbsp;of cardiac arrest in Mumbai.

Veteran actor Surekha Sikri dies of cardiac arrest

Veteran actor Surekha Sikri dies of cardiac arrest at the age of 75
She was ailing for a while, suffered&nbsp;a brain stroke in 2020
Surekha Sikri&nbsp;made her debut with 1978 political drama 'Kissa Kursi Ka'
Lauded for her role in TV show 'Balika Vadhu' and 2018 film 'Badhaai Ho'
She received the National Film Award for Best Supporting Actress 3 times
Sikri was last seen in Netflix&rsquo;s &ldquo;Ghost Stories", directed by Zoya Akhtar
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Veteran actor&nbsp;Surekha Sikri&nbsp;was 75 years old.&nbsp;She was best known for films such as 'Badhaai Ho' and TV shows like 'Balika Vadhu'.

National Award-winning actor Surekha Sikri&nbsp;has died in Mumbai&nbsp;due to a cardiac arrest. She was 75 years old.
The veteran actor was ailing for some time and had suffered a brain stroke in 2020 and a paralytic stroke earlier in 2018.
Surekha Sikri&nbsp;made her debut in the film industry with the 1978 political drama film 'Kissa Kursi Ka' and was best known for her more recent roles in the TV show 'Balika Vadhu'&nbsp;&amp; the 2018 film 'Badhaai Ho'.
She received the National Film Award for Best Supporting Actress three times, for her roles in films such as 'Tamas', 'Mammo'&nbsp;and 'Badhaai Ho'.
Sikri was last seen in Netflix&rsquo;s &ldquo;Ghost Stories", directed by Zoya Akhtar.

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