12 Bold Actresses Who Failed To Make Their Mark In Bollywood

CRB Tech reviews has got you a rundown for you to take a look at some B-Town divas, who haven't tasted achievement in the Hindi film industry despite their eagerness to show a bit an excessive amount of skin on screen.

How about we see which names are incorporated.

Tanushree Dutta: She cocked eyebrows with her scorching lovemaking scenes with serial executioner Emraan Hashmi in 'Aashiq Banaya Aapne'. The film however did not do much to further her career, and she gradually faded away.
Udita Goswami: The as of late wedded actress did bold scenes in 'Paap', "Zeher" and "Aksar" among different films. These movies turned out to be BO disasters.
Mallika Sherawat: The actress gave bold another symbol with her hot successions in 'Murder'. The film was an amazement hit, yet her absence of acting ability has hindered her advancement as a fruitful star.
Koena Mitra: Her long lovemaking scene in 'Ek Khiladi Ek Haseena' stays among the boldest in Bollywood. She isn't remembered for much else, which recounts a story in itself.
Celina Jaitley: Feroz Khan acquainted her with Bollywood through 'Janasheen', however it didn't do much to her career prospects. Jaitley had some to a great degree bold scenes with Aftab Shivdasani in 'Red'. That film excessively tanked.
Riya Sen: She kissed, wore a swimming outfit and did to a great degree hot scenes in a number of films. Nothing worked to support her.
Amrita Arora: She featured in profoundly watched temptation melody with Sanjay Dutt in 'Rakht', furthermore displayed her body in 'Kambakkht Ishq', neither of which could rescue her sinking career.
Sayali Bhagat: She set the temperatures taking off with her bed scenes in 'The Train'. The film fizzled at the BO, and has career essentially got derailed.
Geeta Basra: She additionally had some hot successions with Emraan Hashmi in 'The Train', yet her film career has gone off track subsequent to. She has now hitched cricketer Harbhajan Singh and leads a happy married life.
Sherlyn Chopra: A self-broadcasted star, Chopra's filmi career doesn't hold a great deal of weight. She did sleazy scenes in "Timepass" and 'Red Swastik'. Indeed, even a supporting demonstration in Yash Raj Film's 'Dil Bole Hadippa' didn't do much to enhance her career graph.
Paoli Dam: Her debut film 'Hate Story' was just a normal grosser at the box office despite some unnecessary skin show by Dam, which prompted debates.
Sameera Reddy: She did a shockingly bold scene with Mahesh Manjrekar in "Musafir" (2004). The film tanked and Reddy has subsequent to been reduced to item numbers.