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Pix: Telugu heroines rock the sari

Last updated on: July 20, 2011 14:57 IST

Image: Kajal Agarwal in Veera

Women just know how to make a sari look H-O-T. Actresses, it may seem, make it look even better.

We decided to check out the heroines in the Telugu film industry, and see how they wear the sari. Quite well, we must say, as this slide show proves.

Kajal Agarwal in Veera

Actress Kajal, who will be seen in this week's Hindi release Singham, has featured in quite a few movies down south.

In this Telugu film, Veera, Kajal wears the sari differently, and makes it look sexy.

Anushka Shetty in Okka Magaadu

Image: Anushka Shetty in Okka Magaadu

Black is obviously a favourite colour among these women.

Anushka Shetty wears a black sari in the film Okka Magaadu.

Ileana in Khatarnak

Image: Ileana in Khatarnak

Ileana, who started her career as a model before she went on to become a noted actress down south, shows off her back in this white sari in Khatarnak.

Priyamani in Bet

Image: Priyamani in Bet

Wearing another black sari, Priyamani adds glamour to the Telugu film, Bet.

Trisha Krishnan in Krishna

Image: Trisha Krishnan in Krishna

Trisha strikes a dance pose in the film Krishna.

Bhoomika Chawla in Naa Style Veru

Image: Bhoomika Chawla in Naa Style Veru

We haven't seen Bhoomika Chawla in a Hindi film for a while but the actress is still enjoying her career down south. She wears a sexy black sari here, in the film Naa Style Veru.

 

Swati in Kalavaramaye Madilo

Image: Swati in Kalavaramaye Madilo

Playing a singer in the film Kalavaramaye Madilo, Swati looks hot in a transparent black sari.

Farzana in Mallepuvvu

Image: Farzana in Mallepuvvu

Choreographer-dancer Farzana performed an item song in Mallepuvvu. Here's her sizzling look in the film.

Sada in Aa A E Ee

Image: Sada in Aa A E Ee

Sada puts on a stylised version of the Maharashtrian nauravi kashta sari, usually worn by fisherwomen in the coastal region of the state. Madhuri Dixit made it famous in Sailaab and Sada takes the trend down south.

Maryam Zakaria in Brahmigadi Katha

Image: Maryam Zakaria in Brahmigadi Katha

And it's not just Sada.

Maryam Zakaria rocked the look as well in the film Brahmigadi Katha. Who do you think wore it better?