Sunny Leone to Rekha to Radhika Apte: 9 bold scenes that actress pulled off perfectly

Here are nine Indian actresses who never hesitate to go nude on-screen.

In Bollywood films, bold and nude scenes are quite common now. If the script demands it, most actresses are okay with showing skin on the silver screen. Here are 9 Bollywood actresses who have performed them on-screen.

Radhika Apte role in the 2016 movie Parched was much talked about. She plays the role of Lajjo, a rural village girl. Radhika’s bold scenes with Adil Hussain and the act of lovemaking created a huge controversy.

Rekha never refrains from performing bold scenes in movies. In the 1997 movie Aastha, Rekha portrayed a middle-aged woman who becomes a prostitute to fulfil a lavish materialistic life.

Sunny Leone's debut movie Jism, alongside Randeep Hooda and Arunoday Singh, has some intimate scenes. Sunny did some bold scenes like a pro.

Esha Gupta made her debut in Jannat 2 alongside Emraan Hashmi. In the movie, Esha shared some sensual and intimate lip-locks with the hero. Later, she shed her inhibitions by going nude for the movie Raaz 3.

Rituparna Sen or Rii Sen went completely nude for her role as a seductress in Gandu – The Loser, directed by Q, her then-boyfriend. Rii also went nude for a parallel movie, Cosmic Sex. She is quoted to be saying “Sexuality is a cult for me.”

In 1985, Mandakini debuted in the movie Ram Teri Ganga Maili. After Zeenat's scene in a white sari saw success, Raj Kapoor introduced another Bollywood actress to perform a similar act. Mandakini under a waterfall wearing a white sari became a benchmark for waterfall scenes.

Sherlyn Chopra was the first Indian actress to pose nude for a magazine 'Playboy' . In 2013, for the film Kamasutra 3D, the actress performed naked.

Paoli Dam's Hate Story got all eyes. In the movie, she went semi-nude. Acquainted with the controversies around boldness, she shed her inhibitions for the flick by Vikram Bhatt.

Zeenat Aman has seduced her audiences through a sari without blouse in Raj Kapoor’s Satyam Shivam Sundaram. The wet white sari draped by Zeenat generously left nothing to the imagination and stole the show.