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Neha Dhupia: Another Hot Babe from Bollywood

If you only know India for its famous female actress Aishwarya Rai, you should start getting more acquainted with this country of thousand dances’ babe. This one I’m going to introduce is a former beauty queen and winner of Femina Miss India 2002. Yeah, she’s no more a chick but you know, an Asian actress always looks younger than her actual age.

She is Neha Dhupia. Don’t argue about her hotness as she was once sent to the Miss Universe 2002 pageant in Puerto Rico in which she placed in the top 10. Up to now, she’s been in various titles of Bollywood box office and TV series.

You might be asking what differentiate an American and an Indian actress. I’d rather say that they’re so much in common. Physically, height and and posture are similar. Complexion will do the same. When an American actress wears Gucci glasess, an Indian babe is no difference. When it is about wearing bikini on the beach, both say it is ok. And when it comes to term that sexy chicks should pose for a man’s magazine, both will be agree.

Yep, Neha Dhupia has been doing the photo-shoot for a number of man’s magazine. This makes her stand on the same line as the Hollywood chicks. However, there’s one thing that makes her easy to recognize (if you happen to see Dhupia on the street). This is one base which builds her as truly an Indian. Hu-uh, it’s the language, the weird accent of English. People call it an Indian English. I prefer to call it a dancing English…

Neha Dhupia: Another Hot Babe from Bollywood

At her 36 of age, Aishwarya Rai has acted in over 40 movies. The recent one in rumor is “Midnight’s Children”. Well, no matter in which language the title is, I just don’t like Indian movies, at all. However, often I wonder why non-Indian speaking people love watching the movies and they can even memorize every single actor’s name so well. Surprisingly, how hard the pronunciation and the spelling are, yet those movie lovers know it by the heart.

Ok, since I cannot find any reason why Indian film is enjoyable, now let me share you why I don’t get any pleasure from it. First, it’s not in English and I hate reading subtitles. Second, if it’s in English, it must be awkward English that comes into my ears (it’s like I know the language, but I don’t understand what’s spoken). Third, I know that a film is often a portrayal of real life which is full of problems and errors, but I never think that those problems and errors can be solved by dancing!

See? Finally you’ve got why I don’t watch Indian movies? Thanks.