International women`s day- Bollywood Women Who Were Not Afraid To Break The Rules Of Society

Updated on: 05 March, 2024 11:17 AM IST |Alok Dubey

On International womens day, Lets discuss the most powerful women in Bollywood who broken the stereotypes. A few actors and characters are listed for you to consider.

Deepika Padukone as Naina in Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani

When Naina stopped controlling herself, she began to live her life. In a movie, a girl goes on a solo trip with strangers and engages with them. Later, she meets a boy named Bunny, also known as Kabir Thapper, and they fall in love. At that point, the movie's plot twists, the best dialogue of naina was “Life mein jitna bhi try karo, kuch na kuch toh chootega hi..

Konkona Sen Sharma as Aisha in Wake Up Sid

In the city of dreams Aisha came Mumbai to achieve her goals A tale of a young, self-assured, and driven lady who travels to Bombay to fulfill her dreams and succeeds in winning people over.

Safeena, a woman who used to live in the slums and didn't want to follow social norms, was a strong character in the film Gully Boy. She preferred to pursue her career over getting married. The very famous dialogue of safeena was Mere boyfriend se gulu gulu karegi toh dhoptungi na usko

Katrina Kaif as Laila in the Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara

Women who wished to live their lives on their own terms did not wish to follow social norms. The character claims that she wanted to travel and try to live a happy life, Laila wanted to follow her own rules and wanted to stand out as powerful women

Lisa Haydon as Vijayalakshmi in the Movie Queen

The Queen movie wouldn't be the same without Vijayalaxmi. She had a fantastic performance as the queen; throughout the entire film, she is fearless and honest, which gives her a special and stressful personality.

Piku questioned the notion that boys ought to take care of their parents the most. She demonstrated to us that daughters more especially, single women can perform for their parents all the tasks that sons can.

How a pregnant woman is viewed in India. Her character was powerful, intelligent, and incredibly determined not frail, as women are typically represented in movies her character was strong, smart, and extremely determined.

Devi is a wonderfully motivating film in which the lead character not only defies the expectations of her father and society, but also overcomes the grief of her boyfriend's passing and doesn't let it stop her from accomplishing her life's ambitions.

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International women`s day- Bollywood Women Who Were Not Afraid To Break The Rules Of Society

On International womens day, Lets discuss the most powerful women in Bollywood who broken the stereotypes. A few actors and characters are listed for you to consider.

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