5 Super Great Villains from Bollywood

5 Super Great Villains from Bollywood 

They have lined the silver screen giving some rough competition to our heroes & often attempted to tarnish our heroines. & in doing so, have often become more popular than the character of a film. 
Say hi to these five super villains from Bollywood: 

Supriya Pathak (Ram Leela)

When we think of Supriya, we think of power-packed performances & on-screen brilliance which very little actors can match up to. One such example would be her presentation as Dhankor Baa, the head of the Saneras in Ram Leela. The influential portrayal won our hearts & it is solid to consider that it was her first performance in a negative task! When she said, “Goli aur gussa sahi waqt par aana chahiye,” we granted! No speculate she won all the awards for actor in a negative position this year!

 Hrithik Roshan (Dhoom 2)

Not at all before had we seen the smart & sexy Greek God in a negative avatar! He performed & we just watched. For a change, we had a charming & smart villain who knew how to steal hearts & the most valuable diamonds too! As all the ladies drooled over him & his hot persona, everybody was probably happy when our fancy cops could not imprison Mr. A. 

 Sanjay Dutt (Agneepath)

“Yere yere  pausa, tula deto paisa...  paisa saala khota, paus aala motha.”
How can we not keep in mind Kancha Cheena from the 2012 flick Movie Agneepath. An unprincipled guy, often mocked for his ugly looks. The bald head, austerely shaven cheeks & a forehead without eyebrows – we cannot overlook that face, can we? He runs attentiveness camps, exploits villagers, deals in cheap cocaine, & every time he laughs, we cringe. 

 Saif Ali Khan (Omkara)

Bahu bali.. Bahu Bali... Langda Tyagi Bahu Bali. These few words without delay remind you of the devilish villain from Omkara, a film based on Othello by Shakespeare.  From the sound go, Langda Tyagi is the villain you love to hate. Uneven, vengefully raw & rustic in appearance with a creepy scarring smile glaring his yellow un-kept teeth, near shaven skull & clammy skin. This character has 'badass ' written all over it. & his limp in a way reflects his cunning ways of doing effects. The role of a lifetime played by Saif where he portrayed the nature of a trusted replacement of the head villain but is the one who uses his bent but sharp mind to plot next to him & betrays him in the end.

 Prakash Raj (Singham)

Arrogant,  bullish & selfish to the teeth, presenting Prakash Raj in the role of Jayakant Shikre in Singham. A sound of advice: "Kuch bhi karne ka, lekin Jayakant Shikre ke ego ko hurt nahi karneka." All in all, an in general menace to society. While you expect a alike demeanour from anybody playing a corrupt powerful politician in power, Prakash does some grave justice to this role. The wind that is really worth mentioning here is the 'comic release he provides in the climax while he is being chased. That is value watching for sure.