Copying
Hollywood
stories
is
something
very
common
in
Bollywood.
Even
posters
are
not
spared
these
days!
A
lot
of
Bollywood
films
are
copied
from
famous
Hollywood
movie
posters.
Apart
from
copying
posters
and
story
line,
some
Bollywood
movies
have
characters
which
are
either
copied
form
Hollywood
or
real
life
personalities.
For
example,
biopics
are
trending
in
Bollywood.
With
Bhaag
Milkha
Bhaag
and
Mary
Kom,
some
Bollywood
movie
characters
are
inspired
from
the
real
life
personalities.
For
example,
Farhan
Akhtar
looked
like
Milkha
Singh
in
the
biopic.
Similarly,
Priyanka
Chopra
is
going
to
look
like
boxer
Mary
Kom
in
her
next
movie.
One
of
the
recent
movie
characters
based
on
a
real
life
personality
is
played
by
Sonakshi
Sinha.
In
her
upcoming
movie,
Holiday,
Sonakshi
is
playing
the
role
of
a
boxer
and
her
look
is
similar
to
boxing
legend
Muhammad
Ali's
daughter,
Laila.
Sonakshi
is
playing
the
role
of
a
young
boxer
and
is
also
donning
cornrows.
Some
of
the
actors
have
also
got
inspired
from
their
contemporaries.
For
example,
Rani
Mukerji
revived
the
famous
Mr
India's
Sridevi
song
I
Love
You
by
wearing
a
plain
sky
blue
saree
in
Aiyyaa.
Similarly,
Tamannah
in
the
remake
of
hit
film,
Himmatwala
donned
a
ditto
look
of
Sridevi.
Here
are
some
of
the
real
and
reel
look
alike
movie
characters.
Take
a
look...
Real
and
Reel
Look-Alike
Movie
Characters:
Sonakshi
Sinha
Sona
who
will
be
next
seen
in
Holiday
has
donned
a
look
which
is
similar
to
Laila
Ali.
Tamannah
In
Himmatwala
remake,
Tamannah
looked
like
Sridevi
who
played
the
lead
role
in
the
classic
hit
film.
Prachi
Desai
Prachi
Desai
revived
the
Bobby
moment
of
Dimple
Kapadia
with
her
ditto
dress
and
look
in
Once
Upon
A
Time
In
Mumbai.
Antara
Mali
Antara
like
many
Madhuri
fans
carried
several
ditto
looks
of
Madhuri
in
her
movie,
Main
Madhuri
Dixit
Banna
Chahti
Hoon.
Katrina
Kaif
Seeing
Katrina
Kaif
in
Rajneeti
reminds
us
of
the
strong
female
leader,
Sonia
Gandhi.
Similar
khadi
and
cotton
sarees,
no
makeup
and
waving
hands.
Priyanka
Chopra
In
Teri
Meri
Kahaani,
Priyanka
was
a
look-alike
of
Mumtaz.
The
former
Miss
World
wore
the
same
patterned
saree,
carried
the
same
hairstyle,
showed
off
the
ditto
pout,
and
danced
like
Aaj
Kal
Tere
Mere
Pyaar
Ke
Charche
moves.
Raj
Kapoor
Raj
Kapoor
gave
a
tribute
to
the
famous
Charlie
Chaplin
in
Awara
and
Shree
420.
Sanjay
Dutt
The
scary
Kancha
cheena
look
of
Sanjay
in
Agneepath
was
inspired
by
Marlon
Brando's
look
in
Francis
Ford
Coppola's
Apocalypse
Now.
Rani
Mukerji
Rani
re-lived
the
reel
movie
character
of
Sridevi
in
Aiyyaa.
She
wore
the
famous
blue
saree
like
Sridevi
wore
in
Mr.
India.