Bollywoods mean girls

Vamps are always more fascinating than the good girls. Our B-Town actresses won a lot of appreciation and awards for their villainous acts.
Hema Malini: She may be Bollywood's Dream Girl, but she proved to be a terrific villain in Lal Patthar. In the movie, Hema played Rajkumar's first wife, who displays her revengeful streak when he brings home another bride (Raakhee).
Simi Garewal: The movie Karz, which also featured Rishi Kapoor, got a stylish twist when Simi Garewal killed her on-screen husband within the first 15 minutes. The actress looked super glam in the various avatars that she donned through the movie.
Madhuri Dixit: Madhuri Dixit, who was always looked upon as the sweet, girl-next-door, bared her claws when she found her the object of her affection falling for another woman in Pukar. The actress sure enjoyed her mean act in the movie.
Kajol: Who could've guessed that the much-loved Simran from Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge could kill people without batting an eyelid. Kajol went on a killing spree in Gupt. Shewon a lot of appreciation and awards for her villainous act.
Urmila Matondkar: Be it Pyaar Tune Kya Kiya or the remake of Karz, Urmila Matondkar has always relished playing the bad girl. Of course, Pyaar Tune Kya Kiya was a far more interesting role. It had the glam gal falling for a charming photographer. However, all hell breaks loose when she gets to know that he is already married.
Priyanka Chopra: Bollywood couldn't ignore Priyanka Chopra when she sang 'I want to make love to you' to a much-married Akshay Kumar in Aitraaz. It was all about pure lust. Priyanka played a gold digger who was seen marrying an old man, but is keen to have a physical relationship with her ex-lover.
Bipasha Basu: Bipasha Basu began her career on a hatke note. Her first movie Ajnabee had her conspiring with Akshay Kumar to get Bobby Deol into trouble. She followed it up with her seductress act in Jism, where she seduced John Abraham and convinced him to murder her husband. Her sultry act in the movie was definitely worth dying for.