Jaqueline Fernandez to Kareena Kapoor to Esha Gupta: 7 Bollywood actresses went topless

Here are seven Bollywood actresses like Kareena Kapoor, Esha Gupta or Sunny Leone who went topless for films or photoshoots. Take a look

Last week, Bollywood actress Esha Gupta broke the internet with her topless photos standing outside her balcony. In the past, many Bollywood actresses have bared it all for their films and shoots. Many are seen posting topless for their movie posters, which later became a controversial topic. Here we have seven heroines who don't hesitate to go topless. Take a look

Let us start with Esha Gupta, who recently shared some sexy topless photos wearing just a blue pair of baggy jeans, leaving her glossy curls down her back. Esha captioned it "Love today love tomorrow".

In the movie Parched, Radhika Apte went topless as per the script. Later, she was trolled because some short snippets of the sex scenes in the film were leaked online. 

In 1978, Zeenat Aman was featured in one of the most-watched Bollywood hit films Satyam Shivan Sundaram which created a stir in the film industry because of her bold avatar. There was a song in the film where she went topless.

A few months ago, Jaqueline Fernandez posted some monochrome pictures of herself on Instagram. In one of the pictures, she is seen lying on the couch, showing off her toned upper body. She captioned the pictures, “Vava (sic).”

Kareena Kapoor also went topless for her film Kurbaan which was released in 2009. The film also featured her husband, Saif Ali Khan. The actress shocked her fans with a love-making scene in the song 'Rasiya'. The movie poster also featured Kareena topless.

In Jism 2, Sunny Leone was seen doing some bold acts. She posed topless for the posters too. Jism 2 was Sunny's debut film in Bollywood, and Mahesh Bhatt gave her the role while she was inside the Bigg Boss house.

In 2005, actress Udita Goswami posed topless for the poster of Zeher featuring Emraan Hashmi. In the picture, she was just seen holding a white sheet and looking straight at the camera.