The Most Beautiful Actress in the History of Indian Cinema - Madhubala. See photos

When it comes to Bollywood beauty, Madhubala, the superhit actress from the 1950s, will undoubtedly come to mind. Everything seemed to pale in comparison to Madhubala's carefree beauty, who was born on Valentine's Day. Even today, every character played by this stunning actress in films is remembered. Madhubala was also known as the 'Tragedy Queen,' because her death was frequently depicted at the end of her films. Madhubala's real life, on the other hand, was no less than a film. Madhubala, who died of heart disease at a young age, appeared in a long list of films during her brief career. Her beauty and sense of style are still remembered.

She began acting in films as a lead actress at a young age. The most important thing is that Madhubala, who was only 14 years old when she acted in the role of a mature girl, was incredible. Let's take a look at some of Madhubala's most memorable characters and pictures.

Madhubala is depicted as a nymph in this photograph, dressed in a red sari and adorned with diamond jewellery. With a bindi and hair tied on her forehead, this evergreen actress set an example of beauty. Madhubala's beauty used to cause havoc in traditional Indian attire.

Her stylish role in the film Howrah Bridge, in which she was seen in a western outfit, is still fresh in everyone's mind. It was a visual delight to see her dressed in western garb.

Madhubala's sense of style was incredible. The maang tika with a large pearl pendant on the forehead and the big nath, as seen in the film Mughal-e-Azam, is still worn today. People were convinced of Madhubala's beauty as well as her acting in this film. The audience was convinced that Anarkali was the mistress of such an innocent beauty in reality.

Madhubala looks bubbly in a black sleeveless crop top and a green capri. A red cap on her head and strapped sandals on her feet add to the glitz. Madhubala rose to prominence as a fashion icon during that time period by adopting such a look.

This black-and-white photograph shows Madhubala playing with her hair, as if she were speaking to you. There will be few examples of such beauty elsewhere. Her fans continue to live with the help of her photographs and films.