7 South Indian Beauties Who Couldn’t Make It In Bollywood

1) Asin 

Asin, who is 7 films old, is yet to make a considerable impact in Bollywood. She couldn’t have had a better debut than the superhit Aamir Khan starrer Ghajini, which established her as a talented actresses. But sadly, Asin followed up the success of her debut with a slew of bad films like London Dreams, Ready, Housefull 2 etc. and hence, she is yet to say ‘All is Well’ about her career!

2) Bhumika Chawla

Born into a Punjabi family, Bhumika struck gold in the South Indian film industry. Yes, life is funny that way. Her role in Tere Naam won her many praises, nominations and awards, but no significant work. After doing a couple of forgettable movies like Run and Silsilay, she returned to Tollywood.

3) Tamannaah Bhatia

Bollywood seems to have been cursed for this South Indian star. Her debut film Chand Sa Roshan Chehra, which she did while she was 16, bombed. She moved to Telugu and Tamil films, and found a lot of success. She made a comeback with Humshakals and followed it up with Entertainment. Her career is indeed cursed. It’s the curse of Sajid Khan!

4) Rambha

Rambha, popularly known for her role as Mango Dolly in the comic flick Quick Gun Murugan, has starred in around 20 Bollywood films! And yet, only so many know of her.

5) Trisha

Trisha made her Bollywood debut with the Akshay Kumar starrer Khatta Meetha. But the movie left a sour taste in the audience’s mouths, and Trisha’s very first venture into Bollywood was a failure. Even though she is yet to be offered another Bollywood movie, she is going strong in the South Indian film industry.

6) Shruti Hassan

Shruti, who was last seen in Welcome Back, is yet to strike ‘Luck’ in Bollywood! Even though she is one of the most smoking hot actresses in town, she definitely needs to do more films for the audiences to remember her.

7) Shriya Saran

Shriya has received a lot of fame, recognition and awards for her work in the Tamil and Telugu film industry. Unfortunately, she only received lukewarm response in Bollywood. Last seen in the critically acclaimed Drishyam, she is yet to make a mark in the Hindi film industry.

Well, they do say that Bollywood is not for everyone. But even though these girls couldn’t achieve success here, we respect them for their immense popularity in the South Indian film industry!

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