Mumbai, Oct 12 (NationPress) - In a heartfelt tribute to the late Diane Keaton, the Oscar-winning Hollywood icon who passed away at 79 on Saturday, Kareena Kapoor shared her favorite films featuring the legendary actress. Taking to her Instagram Stories, Kareena highlighted that 'The First Wives Club' holds a special place in her heart. This film, adapted from the 1992 novel by Olivia Goldsmith, features Keaton as Annie MacDuggan, a neurotic housewife grappling with self-esteem issues.

Directed by Hugh Wilson, the comedy-drama also stars Bette Midler and Goldie Hawn in leading roles.

Another favorite of Kareena's is 'Marvin's Room', where Keaton delivered a stunning performance as Bessie, sister to Meryl Streep's character, Lee. The film, featuring Leonardo DiCaprio, delves into the lives of two estranged sisters who reunite under challenging circumstances.

Additionally, Kareena can't overlook 'Annie Hall', where Keaton shines in the titular role alongside Woody Allen. This film, which revolves around a singer's quest to understand his failed relationship with Annie, is celebrated as one of the greatest films of all time.

Her list also includes the 2003 romantic comedy 'Something's Gotta Give', where Keaton portrays Erica Barry, a 56-year-old Broadway playwright navigating life after divorce.

Meanwhile, the sad news of Keaton's passing was confirmed by PEOPLE, with reports from the Los Angeles Fire Department indicating they rushed to her residence and transported her to a hospital for immediate care.

While the precise cause of her death remains undisclosed, it has been suggested that her health had been declining over the past few months. For those unaware, Keaton had openly discussed her struggles with bulimia.