Anushka
Sharma
Anushka
Sharma
is
the
latest
to
join
the
bandwagon
of
Bollywood
actors
turning
producers
with
her
upcoming
film
NH
10
which
is
also
co-produced
by
Phantom.
Shilpa
Shetty
For
Dishkiyaoon,
Shilpa
and
producer
Sunil
Lulla
have
risked
their
money
on
Harman
Baweja,
who
is
yet
to
give
a
hit,
and
newcomer
Ayesha
Khanna.
Sunny
Deol,
whose
stakes
are
not
on
the
rise
right
now,
also
stars
in
the
film.
They
may
be
backing
the
wrong
horse,
but
Shilpa
seems
to
be
confident
and
recently
described
the
film
as
an
"interesting
masala
entertainer
on
underworld".
She
has
even
tried
to
up
the
glamour
quotient
by
featuring
in
an
item
number
for
the
film.
Juhi
Chawla
Another
beauty
queen-turned
actress
tried
her
hand
at
production
by
teaming
up
with
her
co-star
Shah
Rukh
Khan
and
filmmaker
Aziz
Mirza
and
launched
Dreamz
Unlimited.
They
made
Phir
Bhi
Dil
Hai
Hindustani
(2000),
a
social
satire
that
had
Shah
Rukh-Juhi
in
the
lead
roles,
while
Mirza
helmed
it.
But
the
dream
team's
first
venture
bombed.
Juhi,
who
co-owns
Kolkata
Knight
Riders
IPL
team
with
SRK
and
her
husband
Jai
Mehta,
said
in
an
interview
that
Dreamz
Unlimited
was
a
very
ambitious
project
that
never
happened
and
that
everything
does
not
happen
according
to
a
plan
and
you
learn
your
lessons
the
hard
way.
Preity
Zinta
Preity's
modelling
and
acting
career
has
been
pretty
successful
and
thanks
to
hits
like
Soldier
and
Kal
Ho
Naa
Ho,
she
was
a
most
sought
after
actress.
When
she
tried
her
hand
in
business
by
becoming
the
co-owner
of
Kings
XI
IPL
team
along
with
ex-boyfriend
Ness
Wadia,
Mohit
Burman
and
Karan
Paul,
she
did
it
with
aplomb.
But
she
burnt
her
fingers
when
she
turned
producer
with
"Ishkq
In
Paris"
(2013),
which
saw
a
debacle
at
the
box
office
despite
her
being
in
the
female
lead
along
with
Rhehan
Malliek.
Sushmita
Sen
The
former
Miss
Universe
announced
in
2007
that
she
will
delve
into
production
with
English
film
Jhansi
Ki
Rani,
but
it
was
later
shelved.
If
reports
are
to
be
believed
she
may
revive
it
as
she
has
completed
the
writing
part.
Dia
Mirza
Model-turned-actress
Dia
has
a
few
solo
films
to
talk
about,
but
she
had
her
share
of
successes
in
hits
like
Heyy
Babyy,
Shootout
At
Lokhandwala,
Parineeta
and
Honeymoon
Travels
Pvt.
Ltd.
After
the
roles
started
drying
up,
she
along
with
actor
Zayed
Khan
launched
her
production
house
Born
Free.
Their
first
film
was
romantic
comedy
Love,
Breakups,
Zindagi
(2011)
and
they
played
the
lead
role
in
it,
but
it
tanked.
Now
Dia
is
trying
to
reboot
with
Bobby
Jasoos,
a
spy-thriller
centred
on
a
female
detective
played
by
Vidya
Balan.
She
is
hoping
Bobby
Jasoos
is
loved
by
viewers.
Manisha
Koirala
The
Saudagar
and
Bombay
fame
Nepali
beauty
turned
producer
with
Paisa
Vasool
(2004),
but
it
wasn't
a
fruitful
effort.
Lara
Dutta
A
former
beauty
queen
and
star
of
hits
like
No
Entry
and
Partner,
Lara
floated
her
production
house
Bheegi
Basanti
with
husband
and
tennis
ace
Mahesh
Bhupathi
and
they
came
up
trumps
at
the
box
office
with
their
maiden
production
venture
Chalo
Dilli
(2011),
which
also
received
critical
acclaim.
Pooja
Bhatt
An
actor
to
reckon
with,
Pooja,
who
proved
her
mettle
with
films
like
Daddy,
Dil
Hai
Ki
Manta
Nahin
and
Zakhm,
comes
from
a
family
of
producers
and
directors
and
so
the
next
natural
step
for
her
was
to
produce
and
direct.
She
started
producing
with
Tamanna
(1997)
in
which
she
was
part
of
the
cast.
Pooja,
who
produces
under
her
banner
Fisheye
Network,
has
so
far
made
about
10
films
and
out
of
them
Dushman,
Zakhm,
Jism,
and
Jism
2
set
the
cash
registers
ringing.
Hrishitaa
Bhatt
She
may
have
debuted
opposite
Shah
Rukh
Khan
in
Asoka,
but
Hrishitaa
couldn't
climb
higher
on
the
success
ladder
as
an
actress.
When
she
turned
producer
with
Shakal
Pe
Mat
Jaa
(2011),
a
comedy
directed
by
Shubh
Mukherjee,
she
met
the
same
fate.