Vidya Balan:
Her shining entry in the movie biz did not come easy. She had to face a lot of superstitions. She was called the sign of bad luck when most of her assignments failed to progress. She now has luck and hard work paying off with some hugely hit movies she starred in.
Aishwarya Rai:
She studied to become an architect. She was first spotted by her photographer professor for assignment and went on become Miss World. She grew on to act in movies and never looked back! There were many times when she had to prove she is a beauty with even better brains.
Rajnikanth:
He has perhaps the most inspiring story. He lost his mother at a very young age and did various odd jobs to earn his living. He worked as bus conductor and flaunted his unique style of ticketing. He also worked hard in stage plays and today, he is worshiped by masses in the country with millions mimicking his signature style.
Akshay Kumar:
He served as a cook in a dhaba and worked as an unpaid assistant to a photographer. He struggled for each penny back then and today, he is the highest paid actor in Bollywood.
Jackie Shroff:
He known as 'Jaggu Dada' today, Jackie Shroff lived in a Chawl in Teen Batti. He got picked up from the bus stop for movies and never stopped being the star he is now. Through his movies, he narrated the street life and became famous for his 'Tapori' roles.
Madhuri Dixit:
She perhaps the most beautiful lady in Indian cinema, didn't feel that she 'fits in' the industry. She faced rejections and never thought she would be loved by masses. She never felt sure about movies as a career. But she did choose the movies and today, she surely is the heart beat of many.
Shahrukh Khan:
The Shahrukh Khan we know today is all about hard work and determination. He was a young boy from Delhi who came to Mumbai in a hope to become an actor. He faced numerous rejections and the city wasn't too welcoming. In his struggling days, he once said standing in Marine Drive, 'I will rule this city one day' and today, he just did that.
Her shining entry in the movie biz did not come easy. She had to face a lot of superstitions. She was called the sign of bad luck when most of her assignments failed to progress. She now has luck and hard work paying off with some hugely hit movies she starred in.
Aishwarya Rai:
She studied to become an architect. She was first spotted by her photographer professor for assignment and went on become Miss World. She grew on to act in movies and never looked back! There were many times when she had to prove she is a beauty with even better brains.
Rajnikanth:
He has perhaps the most inspiring story. He lost his mother at a very young age and did various odd jobs to earn his living. He worked as bus conductor and flaunted his unique style of ticketing. He also worked hard in stage plays and today, he is worshiped by masses in the country with millions mimicking his signature style.
Ranveer Singh:
Before being discovered by Aditya Chopra for Band
Baaja Baraat, Ranveer Singh did small modeling assignments and worked at
Starbucks. He was out in the open with his first audition tape and
we've seen how he grew so much from that kid who auditioned to a
reigning young star of Bollywood.
Akshay Kumar:
He served as a cook in a dhaba and worked as an unpaid assistant to a photographer. He struggled for each penny back then and today, he is the highest paid actor in Bollywood.
Jackie Shroff:
He known as 'Jaggu Dada' today, Jackie Shroff lived in a Chawl in Teen Batti. He got picked up from the bus stop for movies and never stopped being the star he is now. Through his movies, he narrated the street life and became famous for his 'Tapori' roles.
Madhuri Dixit:
She perhaps the most beautiful lady in Indian cinema, didn't feel that she 'fits in' the industry. She faced rejections and never thought she would be loved by masses. She never felt sure about movies as a career. But she did choose the movies and today, she surely is the heart beat of many.
Shahrukh Khan:
The Shahrukh Khan we know today is all about hard work and determination. He was a young boy from Delhi who came to Mumbai in a hope to become an actor. He faced numerous rejections and the city wasn't too welcoming. In his struggling days, he once said standing in Marine Drive, 'I will rule this city one day' and today, he just did that.
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