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7 Bollywood Characters We Just Won’t Forget. Ever!!!

Bollywood is over 100 years old and we have been gifted with some great content over the past years. From mind-blowing story-lines to songs that have become an inevitable part of our lives, Bollywood will always be a treasure shared by all. Let’s be real we all have jammed to songs like “Jumma chumma de de”. The song comes up and hell-yeah! we all sing along. That’s my jam. However, besides songs, Bollywood has introduced us with some of the most iconic characters of all times. These characters won our hearts not only because of their dialogues but their overall personality. Let’s list down 7 most memorable Bollywood characters of all time.

Baburao Apte

Had to begin with this one. From his chunky glasses to his inimitable personality, Baburao Apte came to life in ‘Hera Pheri’ in the year 2000.  You can already hear his voice in your mind, can’t you?

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Poo (pooja)

The ultimate mean girl of Bollywood in the 21st century! Poo! from Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham

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Gabbar Singh

“Kitne admi the?” yes the iconic movie with the most outstanding villain. Gabbar singh from sholay.

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Umrao Jaan

The bollywood heart-throb ‘Rekha’ who played ‘Umrao Jaan’ and mesmerised us with her performance in 1981. “In aankhon ki masti ke mastaane hazaaron hain” will live long in our hearts

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Anand

Let’s go back to 1971, Rajesh Khanna rubbed away his happy vibe and zest for life on everybody who watched his iconic performance in and as Anand. “ Zindagi kaisi hai paheli, haaai…”

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Mogambo

A villain dipping some people in a pool of acid, how cool is that! Amrish Puri as Mogambo, with his style and that mean attitude made us say “Mogambo khush hua”

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Vijay Deenanath Chavan

This might be considered as BigB a.k.a Bollywood’s angry young man’s second name.  “Vijay Dinanath Chauhan … poora naam”

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