Are current Bollywood actresses less pretty than past ones?

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DavidBowieGirl

@DavidBowieGirl

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Posted: 7 years ago

Before anyone says it, I know looks are not what makes an actress great and actresses are not just for their looks. But on the topic of beauty, of which is in the eye of beholder, knowing how our current actresses we have look are they prettier or not compared to Bollywood actresses from the past in your opinion?

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tara901

@tara901

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Posted: 7 years ago

Yes. With the new star kids coming in..looks are becoming secondary. I think nepotism influence is at its peak partly due to defense and retaliation from big directors like Karan Johar who get offended when his "own is not getting the privilege they deserve according to him. From 2012, the actresses have gotten worst looking. Newbies like Alia, parineeti Sara are girl next door and you will
Most certainy find girls on the street better looking then them every single day

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Fatima

@Rhimjhimsawan

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Posted: 7 years ago

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder but these days what makes a person beautiful seems to be so different. We are more focused on how hot they are. I still haven't found actresses who are as pretty as Madhuri, Manisha, Sonali, Urmila, Raveena. I think there are quite a few pretty faces even today but again no one cares about a pretty face. I think Ileana, Disha, Sonam, Kiara, Neha Sharma and now her sister...they all have very beautiful faces.

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DirtyMartini

@Grumpydwarf24

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Posted: 7 years ago

For sure ! And there is only one reason for it. It's nepotism.

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BollyGlitz

@BollyGlitz

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Posted: 7 years ago

Definetly..the standards of beauty in Bollywood have dropped and more so after Alia entered Bollywood. The surge of upcoming nepo kids wanting to make their entry in films is disappointing given the fact they don't have any distinct spark or looks to enter films. Also belonging to a film family seems to be more than enough to satisfy the media and today's audiences.