Neha Dhupia was seen playing a dreaded gangster who hates men in 2010 film ‘Phas Gaye Re Obama’.Ģ. But we bring to you the brash, sassy and no-nonsense actresses who dared to play dacoits or gangsters on screen.ġ. Richa will reprise her role for the film’s sequel that will release in December 2017.ġ0 Bollywood actresses who played gangster on screenįrom ‘Gabbar’ to ‘Paan Singh Tomar’, Bollywood had only male gangsters to boast about. The character was loosely based on Sonu Punjaban alias Geeta Arora, a flesh trade kingpin from Delhi. Richa Chadha was in her elements in this surprise hit where she played the role of Bholi Punjaban.
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The movie bagged six National Awards, including one for Shabana in 1999.
Jaya Mala essayed the titular role in the film that proved to be a box office hit.Ĭonsidered as one of the best performances of Shabana Azmi, Godmother was the biographical story of Santokben Jadeja, who ran the mafia operations of Porbandar (Gujarat) in the late 1980s and early 1990s. She ruled the forests of Chambal between 19. Bano is considered India’s first woman dacoit who was initially a nautch girl. While the film was adjudged the Best Hindi Film, Seema Biswas won a National Award for her portrayal.īased on Chambal’s Gauhar Bano, the 1972 film chronicled her life. With Haseena Parkar releasing on September 22, we take a look at some of films on female dons that Bollywood has given us:īased on the real life bandit Phoolan Devi, Shekhar Kapur’s 1994 film showed the grim life of Chambal dacoits. Now, Shraddha Kapoor is all set to portray Dawood’s sister Haseena Parkar in Apoorva Lakhia’s eponymous film. These include both the fictional ones and films inspired by the real life characters. However, when it comes to portraying the female dons on silver screen, we do not have too many examples.įor almost half a century of multiple films made on male dons ranging from Haji Mastan to Dawood Ibrahim, we just have a handful of films about female dons. From Dawood Ibrahim to Arun Gawli, we have perhaps chronicled more than a dozen crime lords onscreen and most films glorify the men themselves if not their life choices.
Mumbai: Gangsters and dons have been a favorite with Bollywood filmmakers.
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