Bolly….Babes….Daring…to..Bare

Posted on June 9, 2008
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It’s not a child’s play to survive on 70mm in the present scenario and there is a cut throat competition for the Bollywood beauties, who wants to be screen goddess in Bollywood world.

Mumbai tinsel town”s beauties sometimes goes not only for an image make over but also dares to bare to make heads turn and reach to the top. This formula has really worked in favor of some of the top heroines, the lady with a gorgeous figure Bipasha Basu, up coming Mallika sherawat, and the most sensational lady who fetched the best actress award Kareena Kapoor started the trend when she dropped a few kilos to get into a bikini for her hit film TASHAN.
The latest sensation in this lead is Soha Ali Khan who raised controversies and eye brows at the same time upset her so called high profile parivar specially her over protective big brother Saif Ali Khan. The family was quite upset when she posed in a bikini in a sexy look for a magazine cover.

Not to under estimate the girl with the next door image Amisha Patel, got a brand new look for her cameo in Thoda piyar thoda magic. Priyanka Chopra in spite of being an established heroine in bollywood world went for a complete change over and she will be revealing herself in beach babe wear in her upcoming film dostana. The list is just endless friend, Amrita Rao is also bored with her goody goody image and trying hard to build the image of a glamor doll.

Telly bahus are also not lacking behind and are quite an competition to the Bolly wood heroines. Suits the film makers and the audiences as well then what and where is the problem?

In spite of all the bikini and skimpy clothes fever no film works because the leading lady is showing skin but it requires talent to act and win common people hearts (a formula to survive for a longer period in the films). Our talented heroines like Aishwariya Rai, Kajol devgan, Rani mukherjee did very well but never exposed to gain publicity and success.

The new generation heroines have a lot to learn from their dignified seniors.