Death of Sushant Singh has brought up the picture of intense involvement of Nepotism in the Bollywood industry. It was a time when the industry grew up with a few talented people and there was no preference of any star kids or popular iconic kids. During the period of 40s to the 90s, we have seen the rise of many good actors and actresses. Raj Kapoor, Manoj Kumar, Jitendra, Mithun Chakraborty has been the leading actors. This period in the Bollywood industry does not show any sign of Nepotism.

Actors were famous due to their acting without Nepotism
Manoj Kumar, Dilip Kumar, Jitendra, and Mithun Chakraborty are the popular actors of their times who evolved as the leading actors of the movies. Amitabh Bacchan is still one of the popular actors who do not need an introduction. It was the Golden times when movies were released on great numbers throughout the years. But it is after the 90s that the main influence of the power on Bollywood related to movies begun, the actors to be leading or acting has been under certain condition. It is the story of death suddenly of Divya Bharati who was ruling because of the extreme beautiful looks and her acting career that was on peak. Her fan followers were under shock as it was already been guessed that her death was a murder but was declared as an accident.

Few actors and actresses were able to survive the nepotism after their introduction in the Bollywood industry. New actors in recent decades are facing huge problems to make a career in the movies. Actors and actresses who are star kids are seen to establish, new comers who mostly is through Nepotism are the sufferers to be grounded.

Death of Sushant Singh Shattered the Bollywood industry.

It was in the lockdown period due to the coronavirus pandemic that the sudden news of the death of the popular actor Sushant Singh came around with media. He was fighting against depression for months and was following his treatment. He is most popular through his appearance in MS Dhoni it is the biopic of the popular Indian cricketer Dhoni.
After this, he was seen in the movie Chichhore, in which he has guided against suicide, it was released in 2019, while in 2020 it was his suicide that has shaken the entire youths and Bollywood. It was due to the use of Nepotism that new faces are not able to flourish in their career. Sushant Singh did not have an easy breakthrough in the acting career but could not exist until the end to realize success.

Actresses who are seen to face the issues to face the problem are the Miss Universe Sushmita Sen who disclosed her struggle against Nepotism. Kangana Ranaut who is still facing but has somehow been able to survive successfully in the industry. The influence of power in the acting platforms is killing the interests of the viewers and audiences to enjoy the movies which are revealing the same faces each time and pressurizing the newcomers to move out of the Bollywood industry.

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The dimpled divas always win brownie points in Bollywood because they are a package of sex appeal and cuteness. Trust us, two of these together can massacre male hearts and so do they. Some of these women scored with most men because they have dimpled smile even if their acting career didn’t quite take off. And the other lot are still ruling the roost with their sexy, cute and dazzling dimpled smile that is no less than a designer ornament. Here are the names of Bollywood beauties with their high-voltage smiles , check it out below:

Bipasha Basu:

No one can dare deny Bipasha Basu is one of the hottest women Bollywood could ever have. This sultry Bengali damsel has a perfect dimpled smile to swoon over. However, there are speculations over the internet that her dimpled smile is the result of going under the knife but she looks hot with it whatsoever.

Gul Panag:

She hasn’t had a significant Bollywood career but excels in many things other than that such as Politics and even flying a plane. She is high on the daredevil quotient and makes our hearts thump with her dimpled smile, if not only with her #elfie s in the Instagram handle.  Comes as no surprise, she was crowned the Miss Beautiful Smile at Miss India Pageant in 1999, where she was also the winner.

Deepika Padukone:

Our cutie patootie on screen Rani Padmavati has a smile to die for. You can’t stare off when she smiles and that’s how she rules hearts of many a men. Deepika has the perfect tanned Indian complexion with the dimpled smile which caught Hollywood’s fancy also. Oh did I mention her beautifully sculpted figure?

Katrina Kaif:

We go ga-ga over her no make-up look and comb through the internet to find out her beauty secrets. But the secrets apart, the dimple that meets the eye is downright cute. It looks like thousand stars light up when she smiles with that dimple glistening at the corner of her cheek.

Prachi Desai:

She made her acting debut with Ekta Kapoor’s Television series ‘Kasam se’ and there was no looking back since then. While her sophisticated fashion sense catches our attention, her dimpled smile anchors it right there. She is one of the cutest girls to be found in Bollywood.

Preity Zinta:

Our cutesy Punjabi kudi had made quite a name for herself with her acting skills and recently, business skills as an owner of Kings Eleven Punjab IPL Team. But her name figures in the milieu of the most coveted dimpled beauties of Bollywood whose smile gave us many sleepless nights.

Sushma Reddy:

She may not be known to us as much, but Sushma Reddy is another dimpled diva of Bollywood and sister of Sameera Reddy. Sushma’s Bollywood career wasn’t as notable apart from some TV Commercials she appeared in. She was however noticed by men for her curly hair, slender figure and dimpled smile.

Alia Bhatt:

She is pretty, she is young, she is talented and she has a dimpled smile. In the dimple bandwagon, Alia is the new entry who inherited her beauty from her mother, Soni Razdan. She has an age-defying appearance and we completely give her two thumbs up!

Sushmita Sen:

The first Indian Miss Universe and a woman of substance, Sushmita Sen is an inspiration to the women at large. Besides setting an example of a strong-willed independent woman and a perfect mother, she gave her major beauty goals with her perfectly dimpled smile.

Madhuri Dixit:

Currently Madhuri Dixit Nene, the Dhak Dhak girl robbed many men off her sleep with her beauty, pathbreaking performances, twinkling eyes and beautiful dimpled smile. M.F Hussain’s muse as she was, we completely worship her!

We can scream at the top of our lungs that our country produced these beauties!

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One has to navigate through a handful of exasperating tests for making it to the final round. In that milieu, the utmost difficult and confidence-dwindling one is the Q/A section about which all the contestants are keyed up. The participant is expected to keep her nerve while answering with unflinching flair. Also, she has to think on her feet and answer promptly. There is no room for stumbling where some still do and some just pass it with flying colours. Here are 10 examples of the same:

Gloria Diaz (Phillipines) Miss Universe 1969:

Q: “In the next day or so, a man will land on the moon. If a man from the moon landed in your hometown, what would you do to entertain him?”

A: “Oh, just the same things I do. I think if he has been on the moon for so long, I think when he comes over he wants to change, I guess.”

Gloria Diaz, Miss Universe 1969, displays some of her prizes. Although Miss Universe no longer receives a sceptor or a trophy, she does receive prizes from sponsors that range from Clairol to Mikimoto Pearls to Maurice Lacroix and Hoya Crystal.

Sushmita Sen (Miss Universe 1994):

Q: “What is the essence of being a woman?”

A: “Just being a woman is God’s gift that all of us must appreciate. The origin of a child is a mother, and is a woman. She shows a man what sharing, caring and loving is all about, that is the essence of a woman.”

Mpule Kwelagobe (Botswana), Miss Universe 1999:

Q: “If Miss Universe would become pregnant during her reign, could she be allowed to continue as Miss Universe?”

A: “Personally, I think Miss Universe is a symbol of a woman in prone to celibacy her femininity. And I believe that…Thank you (applause)… And I believe that if she got pregnant, you are not supposed to end the title. But, as a woman she should celebrate her femininity. Thank you.”

Rio Mori (Japan), Miss Universe 2007:

Q: “What is the one lesson you learned as a child that still affects your life today?”

A: “I have been dancing since I was a child. I grew up among many students and teachers. I learned to always be happy, patient and positive. That is also what I want to teach to the next generation. Thank you.”

Diana Mendoza (Venezuela ), Miss Universe 2008:

Q: “Which have it easier in life: men or women?”

A: “God made us to share and have differences, but big differences?  I don’t think so. The difference is that men think, they think that the faster way to go to a point is to go straight, and women know that the faster way to go to a point is go the curves and fix every curls”

Leila Lopes (Angola), Miss Universe 2011:

Q: “If you could change one of your physical characteristics, which one would it be and why?”

A: “Thank God! I am very well satisfied with the way God created me, and I wouldn’t change a thing. I consider myself a woman endowed with inner beauty. I have acquired many wonderful principles

from my family, and I plan to follow these through the rest of my life. And now I would like to give all of you a piece of advice: Respect one another.”

Olivia Culpo (USA), Miss Universe 2012:

Q: “What is that something you’ve done, that you will never do again?”

A: “First I’d like to start off by saying that every experience, no matter what it is, good or bad, you’ll learn from it. That’s just life, but something I’ve done that I’ve probably regretted would be picking on my siblings’ growing up because you appreciate them so much more when you’re older, you get closer with your family. Everybody fights with their siblings, right?!”

Zuleyka Rivera (Puerto Rico),Miss Universe 2006:

Q: “what was your definition of success?”

A: “True satisfaction is when a human being has fulfilled their goals and realized the work they have done. Overcoming obstacles makes you strong and enables you to succeed.”

Yendi Phillips (Jamaica), Miss Universe Runner-up 2010:

Q: “Some countries still practice the death penalty and she asked if it is acceptable and why?”

A: “Life is a gift, a gift given by only one ultimate creator and that none of us as humans have a right to take a life. And she believes that, we as mere beings of the earth have no right to control what it is and there is only one to control it and that is God.”

Janine Tugonon (Phillipines) First Runner Up, 2012:

Q: “As an international ambassador, do you believe that speaking English should be a prerequisite to being Miss Universe? Why or why not?”

A: “or me, being Miss Universe is not just about knowing about how to speak a specific language. It’s being able to influence and inspire other people.  So whatever language you have, as long as your heart is to serve and you have a strong mind to… to show to people, then you can be Miss Universe. Thank you.”

These are the top most honest confessions made by the participants and winners of the beauty pageant.

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