Nargis
When
you
think
about
Nargis,
the
song
that
shoots
your
mind
is
"Pyar
Hua
Iqrar
Hua...".
She
is
known
as
the
first
lady
of
Indian
cinema.
She
was
charismatic
and
graceful,
and
considered
as
one
of
the
greatest
actresses
in
the
history
of
Hindi
cinema.
Nargis
made
her
debut
in
films
as
a
child
artist
in
Talashe
Haq.
She
was
the
first
actress
to
don
a
swimsuit
in
movie
Awaara.
Nargis
was
famous
in
abroad
too.
She
died
of
pancreatic
cancer.
Madhubala
This
Diva
with
infectious
smile
and
beautiful,
expressive
eyes,
started
working
in
movies
at
the
age
of
eight.
She
was
vibrant,
sensitive,
all
in
all,
a
perfect
beauty!
It
was
said
that
her
beauty
overshadowed
her
acting
talents.
She
is
even
compared
to
Marilyn
Monroe.
Madhubala
was
suffering
from
heart
problem
and
succumbed
to
death
at
the
young
age
of
36.
Meena
Kumari
Tragedy
queen,
Meena
Kumari
started
working
at
the
age
of
seven.
It
is
said
that
her
roles
in
movie
mirrored
her
life.
She
was
married
to
film
director,
Kamal
Amrohi,
who
was
already
married
and
was
15
years
elder
than
her.
Due
to
their
strong
personalities
there
were
conflicts
and
ultimately
divorced.
She
expressed
her
sorrows
in
her
poetry.
She
was
addicted
to
alcohol
and
died
of
liver
cirrhosis.
Vyjayantimala
Multitalented
diva,
Vyjayantimala
is
Bharathanatyam
dancer,
Carnatic
singer,
dance
choreographer,
golfer
and
Parliamentarian.
She
was
the
first
South
Indian
actress
who
paved
way
for
the
other
South
Indian
actresses
to
foray
into
Bollywood.
She
debuted
at
the
age
of
13
with
Tamil
film
Vazhkai
and
later
entered
Bollywood.
She
wooed
the
audience
with
her
dance
numbers
'Hothon
Pe
Aisi
Baat',
'Chad
Gaiyo
Paapi',
'Main
Ka
Karu
Ram'
...,
which
are
even
hummed
now.
Nutan
She
was
one
of
the
finest
actresses
of
Indian
cinema.
She
started
her
acting
career
at
the
age
of
14.
She
was
winner
of
Miss
India
in
1952
and
she
was
one
such
bold
actress
who
won
millions
of
heart
with
her
beauty,
elegant
style
and
talent.
Nutan
also
followed
Nargis
and
donned
swimsuit
in
the
movie
Dilli
Ka
Thug
in
1958.
She
died
of
cancer,
at
the
age
of
54.
Waheeda
Rehman
This
diva
wooed
the
audience
with
her
natural
grace,
talent
and
irresistible
charm.
Her
beautiful
smile
and
expressive
eyes
can
never
be
forgotten.
She
is
considered
as
one
of
the
outstanding
actresses
of
the
golden
era.
She
made
her
debut
in
a
Telugu
film,
Rojulu
Marayi.
During
the
success
party
of
the
film,
Guru
Dutt
noticed
her
and
decided
to
cast
her
in
Hindi
films.
She
was
a
trained
Bharatnatyam
dancer.
Sadhana
Shivdasani
This
mystery
girl
was
one
of
the
top
paid
actresses
in
the
60s
and
early
70s.
She
was
the
style
icon
as
she
started
the
trend
of
fringe
hairstyle
which
is
named
after
her
-
'Sadhana
cut'.
She
also
brought
about
the
fashion
of
tight
chudidar-kurta.
Director
Raj
Khosla
cast
her
in
suspense
thriller
such
as
Woh
Kaun
Thi?,
Mera
Saaya
and
Anita,
thus
making
her
famous
as
the
'Mystery
girl'.
Sadhana
retired
from
acting
in
mid
70s.
Saira
Banu
This
talented
and
beautiful
actress,
who
had
a
perfect
figure,
was
a
replica
of
her
mother
and
actress
Naseem
Banu.
She
debuted
at
the
age
of
19,
in
Junglee
opposite
Shammi
Kapoor.
This
movie
instantly
made
her
a
successful
actress.
She
was
one
of
the
highest
paid
actresses
during
60s
and
70s.
Asha
Parekh
Her
immense
talent,
beauty
and
professionalism
made
many
directors
to
cast
her
in
film
more
than
once.
Asha
Parekh
dominated
Bollywood
between
50s
to
70s
and
has
given
maximum
number
of
hits.
She
remained
unmarried,
as
she
claimed
that
people
found
her
unapproachable
and
hesitated
to
propose
her
for
marriage.
Mumtaz
This
versatile
and
charming
diva
was
every
man's
fantasy
woman.
Mumtaz
ruled
millions
of
hearts
in
60s
and
70s.
Mumtaz
started
her
acting
career
at
the
age
of
12.
She
acted
in
many
movies
as
the
second
fiddle,
but
she
came
in
to
limelight
with
film
Do
Raaste
in
1969
which
made
her
a
big
star.
She
was
so
versatile
that
she
carried
all
kind
of
roles
with
ease.
Mumtaz
had
acknowledged
that
she
successfully
battled
cancer.