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Padmini 50s-60s

The first dancer-actress on indian (tamil) screen ever. A superb mix of prestance, dance and class, still an inspiration today.

Vyjayanthimala 50s-60s

The tamil actress who brought classical Bharatanatyam dance to bollywood with grace and energy. Her nickname "twinkle toes" is, by far, well deserved!

Helen 50s-60s

The goddess of cabaret dance, with electrifying steps and a ravishing quirky smile. The Prima item girl in Bollywood, still unrivalved!

Hema Malini 70s-80s

India's own DREAM GIRL. Mesmerizing eyes, mindblowing agility and lively acting. Clearly the first lady to occupy as much screen space as her male counterparts (and even outshine them too!)

Rekha 70s-2000s

When talking of strong artistic liberal intellectual filmi-performer, Rekha's name come straight to the mind. She is an icon of style and elegance on screen and in real life.

Neetu Singh 70s-80s

A "gracious devil", so to say. She toppled the screens over throughout the late 70s and mid-80s with her boisterous acting, before disappearing for the sake of her superstar husband. An excellent example of dedication to arts and family.

Sridevi (Kapoor) 70s-90s

The wonder woman of Indian cinema. She is the ultimate queen of acting, dancing, beauty and comedy at once!

Silk Smitha 80s

The Telugu siren and south indian femme fatale of the late 80s with a charismatic presence and Ooomph.

Jayaprada 80s-Nows

An incredible dancing and acting persona in the country's landscape. Still performing nowadays, though in her fifties...

Bhanupriya 80s-2000s

No performer can reach the degree of grace, charm, exhuberance and technicity that she exudes. Born for the cinema/dance stage of the 80s, and still active...

Shobana 80s-2000s

The malayalee golden lotus is the west-side counterpart of Telugu Bhanupriya. Her unmatched dancing skills and soulful facial expressions are still a perfect wonder for the south indian audience.

Shilpa Shetty 90s-2000s

Although her acting skills do not match her dancing talent at all, she was a starlet in her time, and probably one of the last classically trained indian filmi-performer of recent days.

Katrina Kaif 2000s-Nows

Bollywood's new wonder is not the best in the acting or dancing field, but what a perseverance and hard work over the years!

Anushka Shetty 2000s-Nows

The reigning queen of Tollywood has it all to be successful: screen presence, intelligence, determination and humility. No wonder there is no current match for her!

Ileana D'cruz 2010s

She is still way too young and very limited in her acting and roles, but she has set a scene of her own in the Telugu film industry.

Tamanna Bhatia 2010s

New young bright queen of Tamil cinema, and already up to following the steps of Anushka in Tollywood. Her facial expressions are brilliantly genuine, and her dancing skills are going steadily up!

For most women, it is either the plasticity or the ability. For the following ladies, it is BOTH.

Here is a list on a few talented performers seen in Indian cinema who, at the peak of their career, are/were working on their acting and dancing skills, but also on their physical self/image.
Admirable body and soul make-overs with NO plastic body surgery involved!