Sonakshi Sinha From the scenic beauty of Kashmir to the deserted plains of Rajasthan, India is home to many shooting locations in Bollywood. Several actors are shooting in the Desi plains, celebrating the rich scenic beauty of India. Here’s looking at the top 5 actresses who have filmed in India, and are also filming, currently.
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Join Telegram ChannelSonakshi Sinha: Sonakshi Sinha is gearing up to make her Telugu debut in Jatadhara. Recently, the actress was shooting in Mount Abu for one of the film’s schedules. The recently released poster of Sonakshi Sinha has gained significant buzz, and the audience is excited to see what she has to offer against the backdrop of the Indian landscape.
Pragya Jaiswal: Pragya Jaiswal is set to star in her next big-screen spectacle, Tyson Naidu. The actress, known for her authenticity and her ability to bring honesty to her roles, is filming in Nepal for Tyson Naidu. Now that Pragya has showcased her impeccable range with Daaku Maharaaj, Khel Khel Main, and others, Pragya’s fans are excited to see her in a never-seen-before avatar in Tyson Naidu.
Rashmika Mandanna: The Pushpa actress is entering the Maddock Films’ horror-comedy franchise with Thama, and is shooting for the much-awaited drama in Ooty. She will be seen sharing the screen space with Aayushmann Khurrana for the first time, and their fans are eager to see them collide in the horror comedy universe.
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Bhumi Pednekar: Bhumi Pednekar will be seen in her next film, Afwaah, by Sudhir Mishra. The actress, known for her memorable choices of films, is shooting for Afwaah in Rajasthan.
Alia Bhatt: Alia Bhatt filmed certain parts of the light-hearted rom-com Rocky Rani Kii Prem Kahaani in Gulmarg, Kashmir. For the unversed, Tum Kya Mile song features an eccentric backdrop of the heaven of India, and while the song captures hearts with Alia’s intense chemistry with Ranveer Singh, the scenic visuals elevate the song’s appeal.
These actresses have consciously chosen to shoot in India and enhance Indian landscapes on the big screens.
