Bollywood is the greatest film industry on the planet and normally draws in numerous South Indian stars to attempt their hand at it. While some survived the battle like Sridevi, Hema Malini, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Deepika Padukone and Rekha, a couple of South Indian performing artists like Trisha, Asin, Shriya Saran and others neglected to leave an imprint in the business.
1. Trisha
This Southern excellence acted in Priyadarshan's comic parody "Khatta Meetha" yet the film turned into a film industry disappointment.
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2. Asin Thottumkal
Despite the fact that Asin acted in six Hindi movies, the "Ghajini" performing artist couldn't make an imprint in Bollywood. She has acted in the Hindi change of her Tamil superhit film "Ghajini", "London Dreams", "Prepared", "Houseful 2", "Bol Bachchan" and "Khiladi 786". The performing artist will be next seen in Abhishek Bachchan's "All Is Well".
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3. Shruti Haasan
While Kamal Haasan's more youthful little girl Akshara made her introduction with the Bollywood film "Shamitabh", his senior little girl Shruti, who has acted in a couple Hindi movies was not perceived well in the business. Notwithstanding, she has a modest bunch of tasks this year and will be seen in "Rough Handsome", "Welcome Back", and "Yaara" among others. |
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4. Tamanna Bhatia
The performing artist made her acting introduction with the 2005 discharge film "Chand Sa Roshan Chehra", however went generally unnoticed in Bollywood and went ahead to end up a well known South Indian performer. |
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5. Shriya Saran
Shriya has acted in numerous Hindi movies, and "Tujhe Meri Kasam" in 2003 was her presentation Bollywood film. Be that as it may, her movies ended up being failures at the Indian film industry. She will be next found in the Hindi revamp of Mohanlal starrer "Drishyam". |
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