Mahesh Bhatt to Priyanka Chopra to Nargis Fakhri: 10 most controversial photoshoots

Richa Barua Published: Oct 22, 2020, 1:55 PM IST

Controversies are part of showbiz. Let’s take a look at most controversial photoshoots of celebrities like Kajal Aggarwal, Veena Malik, Pooja Bhatt etc, that raised eyebrows!

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Controversies are part of showbiz. Let’s take a look at most controversial photoshoots of celebrities like Kajal Aggarwal, Veena Malik, Pooja Bhatt etc, that raised eyebrows!

Bollywood filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt grabbed headlines and was slammed by fans after he shot for a magazine cover which showed him sharing a lip-lock with his daughter Pooja Bhatt. Many religious organisations protested against this. But Pooja Bhatt gained popularity with this photoshoot.

Pakistani Actress Veena Malik posed for two covers with a controversial tattoo mocking Pakistani intelligence agencies. Malik completely denied shooting for the magazine

Priyanka Chopra was severely criticised on social media for posing for Conde Nast Traveller India magazine, wearing a t-shirt that was insensitive towards refugees and immigrants.

Actress Neetu Chandra became a sensation for her photo shoot with model Krishika Gupta. This hot photoshoot was criticised by a few right-wing activists, who alleged that the shoot suggested 'lesbianism'.

Vidya Balan went bold on the cover of FHM magazine.

Shakti Kapoor was slammed when he decided to shed his inhibitions for a bold photoshoot.

Sharmila Tagore became India’s first leading actress to wear a two-piece bikini for a magazine during the early years of her career.

Nargis Fakhri is controversy's favourite child. The actress was slammed for her dare-to-bare act for this photoshoot of a magazine.

Prateik Babbar got snapped in this 'not so pleasant' position and made headlines.

Milind Soman and Madhu Sapre posing nude for a print advertisement for Tuff shoes back in 1995 left many shocked.

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