Laughter Queens: Bollywood’s leading ladies tickling

The leading ladies bring drama, emotion and charm to the film, but every now and then they make you laugh and make you laugh with their perfect timing and comedic energy.
The box-office appeal of female comedians such as Tun Tun, Manorma and Preeti Ganguly was such that they were stars in their own right in the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s, and they often had parallel story lines and occupied considerable screen time.

While the idea of ​​a comedy maven may be a bit corny in this day and age, our heroine excels in comedic roles.

Here are some of the best.

Sridevi played the role of Seema Sohni, also known as Miss Hawa Hawai, in the iconic 1987 film Sir. India’. Sridevi perfectly plays a delightful role as a child-hating reporter who ends up working as a PG in the rented house of Arun (aka Mr. India), who lives in About a dozen orphans; Sridevi perfectly portrays the chaos and madness that ensues. From her song “Hawa Hawai,” or the scene where she’s a drunken gambler in a casino, or the scene where she’s trying to convince her editor (Anu Kapoor) that Mr. India exists, or the first time she meets Scenes from the kids. Every scene had the audience falling out of their seats laughing.

Rani Mukerji played Tina in the 1998 film Kuch Kuch Hota Hai. The bubbly and energetic college student Tina, played by the talented Rani Mukerji, is still fresh in our memories. The refreshing humor she infused into the film, along with her infectious laughter as she laughed at her own jokes, made “KKHH” one of the most memorable films of its time.

Kareena Kapoor played Geet Dhillion in the 2007 film Jab We Met. Who can forget the bubbly and chatty Geet Dhillion who stole our hearts in the super hit movie Jab We Met. Her memorable dialogues like “Main apni favorite hun” or “Aaj tak life mein ek train nahin chuti meri’or” “Sikhni hoon main…Bhatinda ki” have crept into our daily conversations.

Priyanka Chopra played Sweetie in the 2008 film Dostana. This movie about mistaken and faked sexual orientation made us laugh out loud. Priyanka’s character as a sassy, ​​independent woman with two friends who love her is a joy to watch. The character’s witty and light-hearted quality earned Priyanka a lot of praise for her comedic timing.

Anushka Sharma as Shruti Kakkar in Band Baaja Baaraat (2010): This crazy and energetic film features Anushka Sharma’s brilliant performance as Shruti , an ambitious wedding planner in the heart of Delhi. With her energetic performance and infectious enthusiasm, Sharma brought the wit and charm of this iconic character to life and won over audiences with her impeccable comedic timing.

Katrina Kaif played the role of Dimple Dixit in the 2011 film Mere Brother Ki Dulhan. Katrina’s portrayal of the eccentric, eccentric musician Dimple is highly entertaining and hilarious. Her adorable antics and infectious energy leave us craving more.

Kangana Ranaut as Tanu Trivedi in Tanu Weds Manu (2011): Kangana Ranaut plays Tanu Trivedi, a free-spirited and rebellious woman who adds a delightful twist to this romantic comedy. With her quirky mannerisms and irreverent charm, Ranaut brought the iconic character’s humor and spontaneity to life, earning praise for her stellar performance.

Deepika Padukone played Veronica in the 2012 film Cocktail. This light-hearted romantic comedy stars Deepika as Veronica, a carefree and bubbly party girl. Her antics and irreverent charm with perfect comic timing have won her many hearts and admiration as an actress.

Alia Bhatt as Kavya Pratap Singh in Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania (2014): In this modern romantic comedy film , Alia Bhatt plays Kavya Pratap Singh, a fun-loving and energetic young woman. Alia brings a delightful sense of humor with her infectious laugh and bubbly personality. The cute and lovable character of Kavya gives Alia ample opportunity to showcase her impeccable comic timing.

Parineeti Chopra played the role of Meeta in the 2014 film Hasee To Phasee. She starred opposite Siddharth Mal in the film Hasee Toh Phasee directed by Vinil Mathew. The film co-starring Siddharth Malhotra was a flop, but she played Meeta Solanki The Doctor, a geeky scientist with eccentric behavior, was well received.