Teacher's Day Special: Vote! The best teachers in Bollywood

While we all look back and fondly remember our favourite teachers this Teacher's Day, wishing them well and recounting our favourite memories of them, we decided to take a look at some of the popular teachers that we have seen onscreen so far.

And you, dear readers, certainly have some favourites in there.

So go through the slide show and vote for the best filmi teacher!

Saif Ali Khan in Aarakshan

Saif plays the charismatic Deepak Kumar whose lower caste background comes in the way of his aspiration of living a respectful and dignified life.

He's courageous and morally upright and so he takes on the system alone to fight casteism, setting a precedent for his students.

Kareena plays the breathtakingly beautifully Avantika Ahuja, a Psychology professor in New York who irrevocably falls in love with Ehsaan, a terrorist.

But the seemingly fragile Avantika decides to do what's right once she comes to know of her lover's true identity, showing great courage and unflinching ideals.

Aamir's heartwarming directorial debut Taare Zameen Par saw him play the empathetic teacher Ram Shankar Nikumbh who encourages Ishaan to pursue what he loves the most.

While we see the adorable Ishaan come out of his shell and be truly happy with who he is, we can't help beaming. It's the power of the teacher.

Dr Asthana could have been an ordinary tyrannical character in Munnabhai MBBS but for Boman Irani.

The talented actor put the right spin on it and voila! The hilarious Dr Asthana became one of the most popular things about the film.

The oddball does everything to make himself the most hated person on the college campus but we end up loving him as the ever-anxious dad, the authoritarian head of an institution and his digs.

There was something about Esha in Yuva. The actress was striking in the film as the spunky and free-spirited Radhika who's a teacher.

We love her even more when she falls for Michael's (Ajay Devgn) idealism and ambition.

Aishwarya Rai Bachchan took the bombshell route with this film. The film may have tanked but images of Ash with that nose-ring, wearing halter-neck blouses and sheer saris has stayed with fans. Playing a fashion teacher, Ash certainly looked very fashionable.

Professor Amar Verma lives in a restive, gangwar-ridden Mumbai and has even lost his only son because of it. But instead of turning cynical or vengeful, he tries to set things right so that peace can prevail.

It's especially endearing to see him bond with his students and how popular he is among them. A memorable film from the Bhatt camp.

Amitabh Bachchan played the slightly goofy and genial Sukumar Sinha who's an English professor and is coaxed into posing as Parimal Tripathi (Dharmendra), his longtime friend who's trying to pull a fast one on his in-laws.

Sukumar obliges reluctantly but gets in trouble when he meets the girl of his dreams. Amitabh's comic timing is great in the film.

So what are you waiting for? Vote now!