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7 Bollywood Actors in Female Avtar

1] Shahrukh Khan (1998)

The king of Bollywood played a female character in the movie Duplicate, which was released in the year 1998. Though, he wasn’t able to pull of the role properly but the movie was a hit and was very entertaining.


2] Salman Khan

He played a small role of female in the movie Jaan-e-mann. The macho man playing a role of woman was not really appreciated by his fans, and also he couldn’t really fit in like a girl with all his muscular body.

3] Aamir Khan

He is one of the three Khan’s who pulled off the look really well. And after that he has also acted as a female in the different commercials and looked very adorable.

4] Shreyas Talpade

He has got an innocent face, and therefore he pulled off the role very nicely. He looked really nice in the movie Paying Guest.

5] Govinda

Govinda is one such actor, who can pull off any kind of role very easily. His most remarkable performance is in the movie Aunty no. 1, which was complete entertainment.

6] Ritesh Deshmukh

Ritesh Deshmukh is one of the top actors in the list of Bollywood actors who played female character in movies. He acted brilliantly in the movie and also pulled off the role extremely well. He is one such actor, who always look good when acted in a female role.

7] Kamal Hassan

Kamal Hasssan is one of the most talented actors in the film industry. This veteran actor played a female role in the movie chachi 420 and he nailed it.

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