Bollywood Sarees

Indian fashion industry has always been inspired by trends in Bollywood. Almost reflecting this fact is our most saleable collection of Bollywood Sarees. Inspired by the dressing styles of leading ladies of Hindi cinema, the brilliance of our Bollywood Sarees almost immediately catches the attention of even the most discerning ladies. Choose one for you stylish mom as Mother's Day gift and she will be impressed by your exotic taste!!

The Saree styles are undoubtedly diverse when it comes to Bollyood. Starting from Mumtaz style to the low neck lines, every style has got its own uniqueness. Our young stars have showcased many designer wear sarees in some of the leading movies. Each time these bollywood stars exhibit different apparel with immense grace and style.

As far as bollywood sarees are concerned, one can surely see that right from its style to its fabric, everything seems to have got better. Adding more grace to the outfit is the way our celebrities carry their designer coutures. Aishwarya Rai’s inevitable style statement in Devdaas led the masses drooling over her spectacular outfit. Next in a row are many other bollywood stars like Madhuri Dixit, Sushmita Sen, Hema Malini etc. who have always worn elegant sarees.

Bollywood styles have always fascinated women and they love to go with these styles. Both Indian and international women is usually seen asking for particular design worn by some actress in a movies.

Bollywood sarees are no longer restricted to the classes. Instead they are made readily available to the masses also. With recent changing trends, people seem to have become more extravagant when it comes to looking gorgeous. Thus, even these bollywood sarees are available at various top notch stores for the high end customers.

Old bollywood Sarees in 1940’s to 1970’s 
Gone are the days when the high-necked long-sleeved look was in. Kumar cites necklines in Bollywood and says that "the trend now is a 'less is more' kind of language. And why not? If you have the figure and the skin, show it off!"

Going back in time, Ravi Varma's portraits of Nair women show them wearing only the white sari or mundu without a blouse. 

"In the olden days women did not wear blouses," says Rajamma, 85, a trendsetter in her days at Madras Presidency College in Chennai. "We wore printed blouses in the 1950's she says." 

In previous black and white marathi as well hindi old bollywood movies, women refered  to wear whte cotton six yard sarees with balloon bubli sleeves blouses (as begali women wear).


The earliest evidence of an Indian blouse is the kachuli - an unstitched piece of cloth stretched across the bosom and knotted at the back. From that humble beginning emerged the backless cholis and then came the lacy, full-sleeved blouses inspired by the fashion trends on London streets. Rajamma speaks of the 1950's and the 1960's look when blouses were soft drapes - simple and timeless with long sleeves. 

"(Actresses) Waheeda (Rehman) and Suraiya were our inspiration," she says, adding: "The fifties were fundamentally a time of conformity. You wouldn't find anything wild or risqué". 

Thus, in the hit movie "Parineeta", Vidya Balan sported the soft feminine look of the puffed-sleeve blouses in keeping with the 1950s' idea of womanhood.

Fast forward to 2005 and the sari blouse has gone through a minimalist transformation. For instance, Mandira Bedi's blouses on TV are always very swank and revealing. She might wear a halter-top and bring in summer 365 days of the year, or a classy backless number that speaks style.

Today the blouse trends of the West are influencing sari blouse designs. Thus halter necks, backless cholis, low U necks, boat necks, off-the-shoulder and a host of other sizzling designs that reveal and highlight the finer lines of the back and bosom are among the latest avatars of the sari blouse.
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Previously in 1950’s, 60’s and 70’s Bollywood actresses mostly refers to cotton or fancy chiffon sarees.

Sarees wore by Jaya Bachchan and Sharmila Tagore in movie chupke chupke, Jaya Bachchan in movies guddi and abhimaan are very simple cotton sarees. That time actresses used to wear sarees in simple pattern looks very traditional and cultured as they hide whole their body by draping the pallu from sholdier.

In 1960’s-70’s  bollywood movies gave a paachwari (Five yards) saree trend which wear worn by Jaya Bachchan in Guddi, Chupke chupke, Rati Agnihotri in Ek duje ke liye and Sharmila Tagore, Babita, Asha Parekh and so on.
Suchitra Sen's high-necked, short-sleeved blouses in many of her films appealed to ....

Sarees in !960's to 1970's...Album of Old Bollywood Actresses in sarees

Mumtaaz gave a new trend in Brahmachari movie of Mumtaaz style drepping saree.
Saree wore by Mumtaaz in movie Brahmachari make a different style statement and fashion follower girls still love and follw Mumtaaz style saree.

Rekha gave a very sexy and glam look to fancy chiffon five yard saree in 1970’s bollywood fashion with plain transparent sarees and high neck, halter neck, noodles strip blouse etc. The 'Silsila' material inspired by Rekha's sari in the movie by that name

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Bollywood sarees are designed by well-known indian fashion designers. They are designed especially to make the celebrities look sexy and desirable. That is one reason why designer Bollywood sarees are popular. What woman would not love to look desirable and grab a few eyeballs at all times. And, the Bollywood saris offers all that.

Madhuri's purple blue saree in Hum Apke Hain Kaun with back open fancy blouse wore in the song ‘Didi teraa dewar deewana’ sold like hot cakes in the local markets.

Chiffon sarees give a fancy sexy and glam look to bollywood beauty.  Fancy chiffon Saree worn by Shridevi in movie Mr. India in very famous song ‘Kaanten nahi katate…’  and now it became very famous that every bollywood actress wear fancy chiffon/georgette saree with little embroidery work in every film award function which gives very celeb and glam gorgeous look.

Every outfit that the stars wear on screen becomes a trend and all people try to wear the same thing. Bollywood costumes are like a religion they catch on real fast. You can see young boys and girls and find out who is their favorite star. If guys are wearing chains with the words cool on it then they are Shah Rukh fans. If they are wearing low hip jeans nowadays then they are Hritik fans. Girls wearing skirts with words written behind it are Preity fans and those wearing chiffon sarees are Rani Mukherjee fans.

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