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A canny cop from small town India, an Indian Muslim trying to negotiate life in post-9/11 America, an abandoned son turned assassin amid political divides and a wheelchair bound man fighting for the right to his own life and death � these are just some of the performances that separated the boys from the men this year.
Salman Khan � Veer tanked but Sallu was back with a �bangg’ as musclebound maverick cop Chulbul Pandey in Dabangg.
Shah Rukh Khan � The Badshaah of Bollywood won some rare praise from the hard to please critics with his sensitive performance as Rizwan Khan, dealing with Asperger’s Syndrome in a world gone mad, in My Name Is Khan.
Ranbir Kapoor � Rishi’s little boy proved that he had truly inherited the Kapoor chromosome with versatile performances in political thriller Rajneeti and feel good love story Anjaana Anjaani.
Imran Khan � With I Hate Luv Storys this unstoppable Khan is upwardly mobile in the cutthroat Bollywood hierarchy.
Ajay Devgn � Veteran of many acclaimed performances, Ajay proved once again that Bollywood was his playground with Rajneeti, Once Upon A Time in Mumbaai, Aakrosh and Golmaal 3.
Akshay Kumar � Khiladi Kumar did it again with his masterful comic timing in Housefull, Khatta Meetha and Action Replayy.
Hrithik Roshan � If there’s a true thespian among the macho men of the silver screen, it’s got to be Hrithik – his performance as a quadriplegic in Guzaarish will go down as one of the finest ever in Bollywood.
Abhishek Bachchan � The box office remained unconquered but AB Baby’s villainous Beera in Raavan and revolutionary Surjya Sen in Khelein Hum Jee Jaan Se set him apart from the crowd.
Shahid Kapoor � Bollywood’s former chocolate boy left his teenybopper image way behind with Chance Pe Dance, Paathshaala, Badmaash Company and Milenge Milenge.
Rajinikanth � The Southern superstar brought his Midas touch to the Bollywood box office with the record breaking Robot.
Tags: 2010, abhishek bachchan, akshay kumar, bollywood, hrithik roshan, imran khan, india, love, ranbir kapoor, salman khan, shah rukh khan, shahi, tank, world
A self-proclaimed celebrity with no real success and even less imagination on the red carpet, Ms Sherawat suffers from a case of extremes.
The Hisss staris either too busy flaunting her hourglass shape in tacky gowns or going overboard in a hideous attempts to cover it up.
Sari is easily one of the most graceful and sensual attire on a woman. Trust Amisha Patel, however, to make a complete mockery of the classic garment with her distastefully hanging pallu.
Genelia D’Souza
Rani Mukerji
If only the perky star’s fashion sense was as cheerful as her screen presence. Genelia’s fondness for badly-done edgy outfits is evident in almost all of her red carpet appearances.
Jumpsuits are not for everyone. Especially when they come in boring,cement-coloured sacks like these ones.
They just don’t work on Rani Mukerji’s frame making her look short and tubby
Better stick to your oversized bindis and classic Sabyasachi saris routine, sweetie.
Oh noes! What’s that killer body doing in that awfully ill-fitting, dull coloured singlet and creased pajama?
It’s high time leggy star got rid of her increasingly ‘meh’ wardrobe and show us what showbiz glamour is all about.
Some stars like their acting speak for themselves. Some stars like their clothes to do the same. Well, Amrita, your ‘costumes’ definitely know how to scream for themselves. Chitrangada Singh
t’s a shame that an exquisite beauty like Chitrangada Singh is so clueless when it comes to fashion.
If only she’d apply half her talent to pick the right clothes, the outcome wouldn’t be this dowdy. Sushmita Senv
One saw a lot of Sushmita Sen appearances this year. And none of it turned out to be memorable thanks to her questionable fashion picks.
If last year, she was obsessed with dramatic kimono dresses, this year was high on figure-clenching catastrophes and mismatched colour palettes.
Tabu
One rarely gets to see Tabu on the big screen. And so it’s all the more stinging to see her in these woeful, Disco Shanti-inspired avatars.
What happened to her gorgeous collection of dreamy saris and ethnic churidars? Prachi Desai
f you’re going to channel Priyanka Chopra, you might as well do it right. Alas, Prachi Desai is all blunders at the basics itself.
While PC, even at her predictable best, is all about neat fits and chic cuteness, the erstwhile television star’s so-called youthful looks translate to drab.
Tags: 2010, amisha patel, amrita rao, avatar, bollywood, classic, collection, cute, fashion, genelia, mallika sherawat, priya, priyanka chopra, shilpa shetty, sushmita sen
