Neha Dhupia in Julie

Bollywood has always been the aim for any beauty queen in India after winning the title. Neha Dhupia was no different. Immediately after winning the Miss India Universe in 2002 and failing to win the Miss Universe title she decided to enter bollywood. And to grab attention, she immediately decided to do dare bare almost nude scenes, the kind never before seen in bollywood before. In movie Julie, she played the role of a high class prostitute and while she didn't get much attention due to her acting scenes, she did manage to become the newest sex symbols in bollywood. It resulted in her getting many more "hot" scene offers and she graciously accepted.
Here are some of the photos and wallpapers from the movie.

She went on to do more hotter roles in movies like Sheesha, however such scenes will take you nowhere over time as she found out. People's interest wanes and there are many more who can do the same things better all the time.

More of her from same movie:

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