Deepika Padukone in New Look

Unseen Illiana gallery

Illeana beauties Bhale dongalu movie
illeana is the top heroine in telugu now a days. In every interview by paperazzi, she is again and again asked if she were the highest paid heroine. This question is troubling very much the beautiful heroine illiana. One time she just said that the rate is depending on market conditions but not her demand. After that she used to smile and avoid such silly questions. The fact is that presently illiana is being paid about one crore rupees per picture.
She is not showing interest to act in tamil movies, leave alone kannada and malayalam. People guessed that her only one movie in tamil did not go well and she was not credited much while telugu audience adore her. She also said that she did not feel homely with tamil environment which may not be that true. The truth may be that tamil producers can not offer this much remuneration as tamil movie budget is small. While telugu budgets often cross few crores.
Illiana is moody often and she remembers often old unhappy incidents and her moods go off very soon . she herself informed this. Actor tarun helped her to change her mood and make her smile while shooting bhale dongalu.
Illiana beautiful waist

excellant waist of illiana here

Illiana in frock exposing thighs

Illiana in bikini

Illiana smile is charming

Tamanna gallery Unseen

Actress tamanna smiling. healthy and beautiful smile is her asset.
secret feelings expression is actress tamanna bhatia style
deeply thinking tamanna
All modern dress look good for tamanna. this red hiphop dress and tight t shirt she is sexy
This dance dress for tamanna is too good. wet tight saree, and her feelings are very exciting. lovely navel arrests our looks there. her wet saree, transparent wet blouse and her lovely feelings kill us.
anyway tamanna hamara tamanna poora karen.

Top 10 Bollywood Actresses

10. Sushmita Sen

The only reason the most graceful stunner in Mumbai is so far down the list is that we never really get to see enough of her. She takes the sari to new heights in Main Hoon Na, then disappears from the marquee; she twirls around as the prettiest part of Kisna, and slinks into the shadows....Even as her Zindaggi Rocks readies for release, we just need to see a lot more of her.
9. Mallika Sherawat

Last year, if you'd tell an industry power-monger that Mallika Sherawat would slip this low down the list, he'd laugh in your face. But times they are a changing, and in the era of the cleavage-friendly music video, this statuesque woman isn't as special as she once was. Bit roles, item-dances, and movies with indie actors no one will watch -- Madame Mallika's still a headline, but she's fading fast.

8. Vidya Balan

She entranced audiences with her eyes in Parineeta, one of those film debuts that showed undoubted spark. And while she might not have done anything at all since then, the lass features in the one upcoming film whose trailer made the country break into a wider grin than anything else this year -- bole to, if she's good enough for Munna, she's good enough for us.

7. Bipasha Basu

Now this one's the exception -- abs as flat as a pricey Korean television, an indulgent grin, and acting skills. Bips initially captured our imaginations as a voluptuous temptress who could (barely, it must be said) pull off a swimsuit. Acting was not her thing at all, the girl being dubbed in almost every film.

6. Kareena Kapoor

She might not have delivered on the Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham potential and turned up as Bollywood's bonafide Number One yet, but Kareena seems to be doing her own thing, her way. She has a steady boyfriend (a Bollywood accomplishment of Herculean standards) in Shahid Kapoor, a bunch of hit films, and most top directors would kill to cast her in their next. And Omkara made each and every one of us fall in love with this fair girl trying to sing Stevie Wonder. Sigh.

5. Preity Zinta

In terms of visibility, Ms Z is down to almost one film a year. 2004 had Veer-Zaara (Lakshya doesn't count, does it), 2005 had Salaam Namaste (and a random disaster, you get the drift). This year, however has been good for Preity. She makes a blink-and-miss special appearance in the year's biggest film so far, Krrish, and while her screentime in Karan Johar's mammoth Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna might not be much more, she's one of the few to escape all the critical rants. And the upcoming Jaan-E-Man pits her with ever-hot hunks Akshay Kumar and Salman Khan.

4. Kajol

India almost wept when Kajol waved bye to Bollywood, prioritising her family with hubby Ajay Devgan. Madhuri Dixit's successor as the female film icon of India, Bollywood without Kajol was a depressing prospect. Five years on, and she comes back with Fanaa. An absurd film with a ridiculous plot, and a leading man looking older than ever. Ask the audience why they queued up for it, and the answer would be to see this woman smile. Kajol's back, and India's thrilled to bits.

3. Aishwarya Rai

Aishwarya Rai transcends mere numbers. If you were to actually tally her last dozen films, and not count her item-song in Bunty Aur Babli, then you'd see that none of her films have made a profit since 2002's Devdas. But all that's unimportant in the flashbulb-friendly world of the red carpet, isn't it? Ash is all about the 'concept' of an actress, the idea of a pretty woman with an exotic, unheard-of accent working the cameras at Cannes. She's perfect, even without movies. And with Dhoom 2 barely 2 months away, she isn't going anywhere.

2. Priyanka Chopra

This 24-year-old girl is the copybook success story. She spent the requisite gym-hours, became Miss World and entered Bollywood. Where she actually slogged it out and earned herself the applause. She didn't start with big banners, but worked her way up, consistently getting herself noticed. Today, she's the pick of the glamour brigade, an extremely desirable pin-up babe who is a definite performer. And if you think Krrish sold her short, hold your horses for Don. This babe's here to stay.

1. Rani Mukerji

If there can be a point of unanimity during any banal Bollywood discussion about numbers and ranks -- in an industry that trades loyalties every Friday -- it is simply this: Rani rules. It's come to the point where everybody loves Rani. The film might be a painfully over-indulgent director tripping on shadows, but Rani is good. It might be exaggerated farce written very poorly indeed, but Rani is good. Be it a historical gone wrong or a melodramatic letdown, the truth is clear -- Rani is good. She's a director's actress, and she's worked very hard indeed to solidify her position. Today, Rani Mukerji is reason enough to stand in line to buy tickets for a film -- an amazing feat in an overwhelmingly male dominated industry. This year has already seen her in Karan Johar's KANK. Ravi Chopra's Baabul and Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Saawariya are waiting in the wings.