Sizzling Bollywood

Some years ago, in the south Indian film industry have some class four actresses for projecting the glamorous roles. They were the biggest victims of the economic hit films like (A) certificate. Shakeela, Ramya, Mariam and so on acted some hot scenes for a eye washing activity for south Indian audience. Now some of them are trapped in dangerous situations. Some of them are trapped in the sex racket in Mumbai, Kolkatha, Chennai and Kochi.

It is the result of the new trend in Hindi and Tamil industries. The Hindi film industry also known as Bollywood, that do not care on the dressing or glamour projection. The films like Jism, Murder, Doom I and II and many films are high sexual appeal in the film.

Aishwarya Rai, Bipasha Basu, Mallika Sherawat, Priyanka Chopra, Susmitha Sen, Katrina Kaif, Rani Mukherjee, Lara Dutta, Yana Gupta, Kareena Kapoor, Mandira Bedi, Riya Sen, Sonam Kapoor, Kajol and Preity Zinta are a small list of sizzling list of Bollywood.

Wy Indian movies take path of foreign films? It is very tangible market based film story. It is a dangerous situation in the film industry in India. I am discussed with my friend Arun in the topic. He very disappointed in the current Bollywood films. He said that the Bollywood films are not films. They are porn videos. The Indian film industry has based on Bollywood. Other industries are Kollywood, Tamil film industry and Tollywood, Telugu film industries. Malayalam (Mollywood) and Bojpuri films are the second class film industries in India.

In recent studies, Bollywood films are dangerously affect the audience importantly children. I think it is not a up coming issue

Film is also an entertainer. So some scenes for entertaining activity will encourage. But some times the borders broken. Most of the Bollywood actresses are charming beautiful. They very sensual and not over the top. They know how to carry sensuality. Their attractive faces and attitude just adds up to the X factor.

Nice to see a hot sizzler without trying toooo hard!!!!

Jo Bhagwan nahin deta, woh doctor deta hai
(what the God doesn’t give, doctor gives it)