Watch: This Mumbai fan's tribute to Sridevi will move your soul

India's first female superstar Sridevi's sudden demise has her fans reeling. Many thronged the path of her final journey on Wednesday. People from as far as Karnataka and Chennai had come to catch the last glimpse of their screen idol.

social media tributes were aplenty, WhatsApp groups, family dinner discussions were incomplete without people sharing their memories of the Bollywood star.

Then there was Prakash.

Comedian, screenwriter, and lyricist Varun Grover came across this street musician named Prakash while he was onboard a Borivali-bound Mumbai local train.

Grover posted a video of Prakash in which the musician played a medley of Sridevi's iconic songs in Hindi cinema.

According to Grover's tweet, Prakash's Ravanahatha was handmade. The artist began with 'Tere Mere Hothon Pe' from 1989's Chandani. it was followed by 'Tu Na Ja Mere Baadshah' and the title song from 1992's Khuda Gawah.

So last night in the crowded Borivali local, Prakash with his hand-made Sarangi started playing 'Tere mere honthon par'. Soon many of us in the bogey realised he's giving a medley-tribute to #Sridevi. Goosebumps followed. pic.twitter.com/qJr2HTgaWF

— वरुण (@varungrover) March 1, 2018

The five-minute long video is bound to break you.

The 54-year-old actor, whose sudden death in Dubai late Saturday sent shock-waves through India, was given a state funeral with her body wrapped in the tricolour and a gun salute by the Mumbai Police.

Sridevi, who died of accidental drowning in her hotel bath tub in Dubai last week, captured millions of hearts across India as a Bollywood diva. She had started her career in Tamil cinema industry, besides doing some Telugu films.

She later moved to Mumbai to enjoy a successful career in Hindi cinema.