Banned commercials that featured Bollywood beauties

Before they made it big in Bollywood, some Bollywood actresses had been a part of ad commercials. However, some sultry commercials that these Bollywood beauties were a part of, were banned. Let's take a look at the hot commercials, featuring Bollywood actresses, that were banned...

Bipasha's sensuous debut

Known for her sensuous curves and dusky charm, Bipasha Basu has always been a stunner. Even before she took Bollywood by storm with her no-inhibitions attitude, the actress had shed it all for an ad commercial. In an endorsement for New York Lotto, Bipasha Basu had shed all her clothes. She had featured in the advertisement with Vivek Oberoi. While the ad was meant for the international audience, it was reportedly banned in India due to its bold content.

Milind-Madhu shed inhibitions

Milind Soman and Madhu Sapre faced a lot of flak for their nude act in the print advertisement for Tuff shoes. Both Milind and Madhu posed stark naked for the shoot, except for a pair of shoes, each. A python was draped around their bodies. It was reportedly considered to be one of the most outrageous advertisements in the '90s.

The 'Toing' girl

Sana Khan was immediately famous for her act as Amul Macho's 'toing' girl. The ad featured Sana as a wife who fantasises about her husband while washing his Amul Macho undergarment. The advertisement aired on national television, during regular shows. However, it was reportedly considered so offensive that it had to be banned.

Real to reel chemistry

With the tagline, 'Real pleasure can't come in an instant' the ad was expected to be sensuous. The commercial for the coffee brand, Mr Coffee, made headlines for real-life couple, Arbaaz and Malaika's steamy chemistry. The ad had an undercurrent of sexual fantasy and was not well received in India. As a result, it had to be pulled down.

Selling safety with sensuality

Pooja Bedi and Marc Robinson shed all their inhibitions for a condom advertisement. The ad featured her bathing in what seemed to be a minute-long sequence. Pooja shot to fame with the controversial ad. However, the commercial was found objectionable by various sections of the society and was finally banned from being aired on the small screen.