Actresses represent zodiac signs – Bollywood and Hollywood have done cascading celebration of feminism and produced some inspiring female characters of late.

The feminine wiles seemed to vanish when they dealt with the miseries that life inflicted upon them and thus the strong persona came to the fore. Keeping them on the edge of testosterone has been an archaic fashion and associating them with the standard of beauty was a way to clip their wings but these Bollywood characters broke free that stereotype and set examples. However, a woman is a woman nonetheless, imbued with thousands of emotions and mystery. After all, we worship goddess Durga for slaying the demons be she is a mother-figure to us in the same vein. That pretty much sums up how our women are and when their zodiacal attributes play a significant role in shaping up their characters, they are distinguishable from each other.

You are one of those women too, and here’s how you are as per your zodiac if likened with a Bollywood character.

Actresses represent zodiac signs –

Aries: Uma Thurman, Kill Bill:

Aries women are real badass, competitive and strong. They are loving and spontaneous too. They have a disdain towards annoying people and are adventurous by the nature, just like The Bride in Kill Bill.

Taurus: Vidya Balan: Tumhari Sulu:

They are very humble and down-to-earth people who are equally bold and fearsome. They chase their dreams head-on and end up as leaders just like Sulu in Tumhari Sulu.

Gemini: Debbie Collins: Oceans 8:

Gemini are generally moody but creative as heck. They are great diplomats and there is no dearth in their enthusiasm. They have the gift of the gab and people love their company, just like Debbie Collins in Oceans 8.

Cancer: Anushka Sharma in Band Baja Baraat:

Cancer women are loving, caring and optimistic. They are open about their emotions and goals of life. If you are a Cancer, you represent Shruti Kakkar from Band Baja Baraat.

Leo: Swara Bhskar, Veere di wedding:

Leo women are leader and take no shit from anyone. But then, they are generous and kind too. They are ruled by the Sun so no scarcity of energy in them. You will always radiate positive vibes if you are a Leo and hence represent Sakshi from Veere di Wedding.

Virgo: Deepika Padukone, Piku:

They are the perfectionist lot who vouch hard work. They are high on common sense and commitment. They will put their heart and soul in the work they are trusted with, just like Piku.

Libra: Kareena Kapoor: Jab We Met:

The hopeless romantics and they are just in love with the idea of love. They are jovial and always happy. Hence they tend to make others happy too. They are gentle people just like Geet in Jab We Met.

Scorpio, Hermoine, Harry Potter:

No one can beat Scorpio for smartness. They are intelligent and determined people who will make sure to achieve what they want. You can call them queens hence while others are merely foot soldiers. Hermoine’s characters perfectly represents you if you are a Scorpio woman.

Sagittarius, Lisa Haydon, Queen:

They are adventurous, alwas curious and eager to do new things like Vijaylakshmi in Queen. They have a no-holds-barred attitude.

Capricorn, Alia Bhatt, raazi:

They have their feet on the ground and they are matured as heck. You will find them straightforward and working hard always. They know how to care and be stable just like Sehmat in Raazi.

Aquarius, Konkona Sen Sharma, Wake Up Sid:

They are honest, matured, reliable and affectionate, like Aisha in Wake Up Sid.

Pisces, Sridevi, English Vinglish:

Pisceans are adorable and compassionate. In like manner, they are aggressive too when it comes to take life changing decisions just like Sashi in English Vinglish.

These are the Actresses represent zodiac signs – These characters inspired us and invigorated our strong self.

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Attractive person – Your personality is the rosary of your experiences and it has to be earned.

With great personality you can garner great respect from people and touch lives. Death is inevitable, no one really knows what plans life are making for us so the dialogue from Shah Rukh Khan’s movie ‘Kal hon a ho’ rings true here, ‘Jio, haso, muskurao, kya pata kal hona ho’.

If you too believe in these three criterions of living, then we believe you too are a very attractive person and people love you genuinely for that. You liven up moods and kiss away gloom, that is your forte and you are really popular for it. But sometimes you too may feel demoralized, which is not criminal. The reason why you look down upon yourself is the lack of confidence you often suffer from. You don’t really know how influential you are to people and here are the tell-tale signs that you are:

1 – People notice when you arrive:

Perhaps they keep waiting for you to arrive also and group gatherings are rather desolate without your presence because of your relentless sarcasm. When you arrive at a party, even strangers look at you for the benevolent aura that you radiate, and because people are looking, you have definitely left an impression.

2 – Your smile is your USP:

You can melt hearts by just smiling. When you smile, your inner beauty comes forth and it reflects positively on people. A good and broad smile is repository of your mental peace and ability to live in the moment which brings the opposite sex to be more interested in you.

3 – Your flaws are ruled out by other people:

Because your virtues are aplenty to outwit the flaws. Whenever you speak negatively about yourself, you get a lot of people defending you. If you are admired by the opposite sex, then you may be an attractive person by appearance too.

4 – You stand out:

You are one in a million and of course a genius. You have stopped trying to look like someone else and have set your own bandwagon. You have a standout individuality that is a magnet to people and downright attractive to their eyes.

5 – You have a fan base:

Well, ahem! Now that you are pretty, you catch eyes by default. You are a trailblazer and have a series of fans who wants to win your attention every now and then. You sometimes enjoy that attention but sometimes find it really annoying and threat to your privacy.

6 – You get bored fairly quickly:

Of people, of places, of things, boredom washes over you pretty quickly and you sometimes are admonished by your closed ones to be fickle. But being fickle is a sign of being genius that many people may not admit. You impress people in a short time and leave unimpressed, that’s the saddest truth of your life.

7 – You can’t stand people who lie:

You are honest and love to help people out who offer you honesty in return. Your heart turns ice-cold once a person lies to you and to their peril, you catch it by your intuition.

Attractive Person – You are altruistic, you are smart and you are on fire!

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Awestruck we are and floored absolutely at the antics of an utterly liberated Tanu, when she proudly exclaims “Wah Sharma Ji, hum zara sa bewafa kya huye, aap to badchalan ho gaye!”

Sadly enough, we missed the out and loud faux feminism poured out of this neatly etched character who clearly is not the real thing!

Why such outspoken pretensions, in the name of woman liberation, and the acceptance , and applaud and idealisation of such woman characters who are nothing but frames?

Just because they belong to hit movies?

Tanu, quite vividly, as from the prequel Tanu Weds Manu, is a consumer of cheap alcohol in Kanpur, who now in Tanu Weds Manu Returns, gulps down a large quantity of red wine and beer in London and so, because she is an independent, liberated woman who doesn’t feel it’s her job to cook for her husband or to please him in bed, and don’t need his permission to drink either.

See, how liberated she is!

In fact, she doesn’t really need her husband and very conveniently makes way for him to be admitted to a mental asylum!

The surprising thing is that cigarettes are missing this time, as compared to the previous version, which clearly seems the film certification problem being solved and nothing else!

Trapped in a sari and a mangalsutra, Tanu flirts with men, in her hometown and feels free to do so, just because her husband is not around!

Filling up the blank?

Now, my question is, why is Tanu a smashing hit amongst us?

A woman of her attitude, drinking, smoking, sleeping around, not respecting her marriage, her husband, flirting with men while in a marriage and we applaud her!

No, I am not saying there is anything wrong with such liberation! To each their own!

All I am asking is, could we still applaud and idealise such a character if it was not a hit movie in the background, and the woman was our own next door neighbour?

Would we still say “BRAVO GIRL, YOU GO”.

Would we accept her and try to be like her?

Chances seem dim!

So basically, here is a woman with no interests, no hobbies and no ambition. A man without these would have been labelled a loser. But it appears that this is perfectly acceptable for women just because it’s Kangna Ranaut! And she can be all that!

Now, she appears at the marriage discussions of a younger sibling drunk on vodka, dressed in a towel. She uses her sexuality to order around the men in her life, reducing them to chauffeurs and errand boys. She walks alone, drunk, on deserted streets in the dead of the night in small town India.

When did all this become modernity? True modernity is hardly about how one dresses or what one drinks, but it is about how one behaves, recognising the arena! Liberation is not about pushing boundaries regardless of the consequences, but recognising that some boundaries will take a while to move, and respecting them, lest we hurt someone. A smart, modern Indian woman knows this. But Tanu doesn’t. I have only one explanation for this, the diagnosis Manu gives in the first scene of the film, that she is bipolar.

Tanu, is such an unreal, unlikable character, that in spite of her denial of the bipolar diagnosis, it is the most charitable explanation for her behaviour.

And we love Tanu! Don’t we?

Manu himself, in spite of his many positives, leaves much to be desired. In the first film he says yes to marrying a drunk, semi-conscious girl, with no idea of her personality. He has obviously chosen her for her pretty face. He makes the same mistake again, falling for a face. The same face. Suggesting that the only aspect of a woman with any worth is her physical appearance. All faux feminism goes down the drain here!

And as for the Datto, the state champ, all I can say is that she uses her fists far more than her brain. If violence is not the answer for a man, why is violence when used by a woman applauded?

Can Kangana be a heroine without being a Revolver Rani or a hard drinking, foul-mouthed caricature of the leading man?

Is it possible for Rani Mukherjee to be strong without being Mardaani?

Can Anushka rebel against the wrongs in the society without a cigarette in her mouth depicting her liberation?

Why is the modern cinema revolving around portraying women’s  liberation and empowerment hanging on to the wine glasses, cuss words, cigarettes and free sex?

Are these regular, next door women, who bring up their families, who bear children, who cook day in day out, who respect their husbands, and love them for the rest of their lives not strong enough to be etched into movie characters? Aren’t they liberated?

Don’t we need families anymore?

Why do we want to be like these characters, and not like our neighbour who is everything but a Tanu, or Datto, or Mira for that matter?

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