I love you: Jahnvi Kapoor's emotional post on Sridevi's birth anniversary will make you teary-eyed

File photo of Sridevi with Janhvi (Image Courtesy: Instagram/@janhvikapoor)

New Delhi: Actress Janhvi Kapoor's emotional post on her mother, late actress Sridevi's birth anniversary will make you teary-eyed. She shared a throwback photo of Sridevi with a heartwarming note which said, "Happy birthday, Mumma. I love you".

Sridevi died in February 2018 after accidentally drowning in her hotel bathtub in Dubai. She would have been 56 today (August 13). 

Take a look at Janhvi's post here:

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Happy birthday Mumma, I love you

A post shared by Janhvi Kapoor (@janhvikapoor) on Aug 12, 2019 at 7:14pm PDT

Janhvi also shared a picture of herself from what appears to be Tirupati temple, where she often goes to pray with her family. However, whether the picture is from today or an old one, is not clear. 

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A post shared by Janhvi Kapoor (@janhvikapoor) on Aug 12, 2019 at 9:33pm PDT

Apart from Janhvi, Sridevi was also remembered by her sisters-in-law Sunita (wife of Anil Kapoor) and Maheep (Sanjay Kapoor's wife).

Sunita shared a lovely picture with the late megastar while Maheep posted a set of pictures of Sridevi with members of their family.

"Memories are always special. Sometimes we laugh by remembering the times we cried, and we cry by remembering the days we laughed!!! That's life. Happy birthday, Sri.. Miss you so much," read Sunita's post.

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A post shared by Maheep Kapoor (@maheepkapoor) on Aug 12, 2019 at 9:45pm PDT

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Memories are always special. Sometimes we laugh by remembering the times we cried, and we cry by remembering the days we laughed;!!! That’s life. Happy birthday Sri..Miss you so much 

A post shared by Sunita Kapoor (@kapoor.sunita) on Aug 12, 2019 at 1:02pm PDT

Sridevi was married to filmmaker Boney Kapoor. Apart from Janhvi, they also have a daughter named Khushi. 

Sridevi's last film was 'MOM', for which was posthumously honoured with a National Award.