TOP 100 Beautiful Indian Faces from Bollywood ever

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SHARMILA TAGORE
One look at Sharmila Tagore and Indian batsman Tiger Pataudi was completely bowled over. They say Shammi Kapoor was so mesmerised by her beauty on the sets of Kashmir Ki Kali that he used to miscue his lines. We loved the fact that she was comfortable with her sexuality. Bold and beautiful, she didn’t shy away from sporting a bikini in her films. Her chutzpah mixed with that killer dimpled smile made Sharmila a craze in the ’60s and ’70s. She was the powerpuff girl of the flower power generation and even today, looks wonderfully elegant.



SAIRA BANU
She was rightly called the Venus of the East. This porcelain beauty mesmerised the audience with her anglicised features. She never looked rustic even in films like Shagird but such was her aura that the audience forgave this discrepancy. Having spent most of her growing years in London, she was the fashion diva of her era. She was a boon for the colour camera as her perfect contours and alabaster complexion coalesced to make each frame picture perfect!

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WAHEEDA RAHMAN
It’s said her sisters called her the ugly duckling. If that’s true then this duckling metamorphosed into the most beautiful swan one could imagine. Her dusky looks dazzled the camera; both in the black and white as well as the colour era. And very few could dance as gracefully as her!



PREITY ZINTA
The spunk, the impishness, a dimpled smile and rare forthrightness. How often do you come across actresses who have all the above mentioned attributes — Preity Zinta is the perfect example. She’s one actress who will leave a permanent stamp in the annals of Hindi cinema. Her USP lies in her affable nature and eloquence. She’s Hindi cinema’s pretty woman.
Forever.

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VINOD KHANNA
If there was a definite male sex-symbol of the ’70s and the ’80s, then it would have been Vinod Khanna. Be it in looks or personality, there was nobody hotter than him at one point of time. Girls just wanted to have fun with him and guys, well, they wanted a clone gun pronto. He was the monk who sold his Ferrari before it became the norm by giving up his stardom to join the Osho asharam. He came back with his aura intact and recreated his mythos.



HEMA MALINI
One imagined apsaras and nymphs when one thought of her. No one was bothered with her distinctly heavy South Indian accent or the fact that she was married to another superstar. We just fell in love with her every time she appeared on screen. Years have passed and even today, her beauty hasn’t waned with motherhood. She’s like wine — turning better as the years pass by. She continues to be a beacon for future generations. A dream girl for eternity.

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PARVEEN BABI
Even today when we hear or watch the song Pyaar karnewaale from Shaan, we stop, see and listen. She embodied sexy, along with the sophistication and seduction of a popstar. She lived life on her own terms. In an industry dominated by men, she paved her own way. Therein lay the true beauty of the effervescent Parveen. Her most glorious moment was when Time magazine chose to display her photograph on their cover page in 1976, depicting the changing face of Bollywood.



ZEENAT AMAN
Zeenat proved to Indian audiences that beauty was more than just a pretty face. In her case, it was a rip roaring, mercury-soaring hot body! No wonder, Raj Kapoor’s cinematic vision in Satyam Shivam Sundaram fuelled many fantasies. With her smouldering sexuality, Hollywood-esque charm and stylish onscreen avatars, she became one of the first cosmo Indian women.