A tribute to the timeless beauty and legendary actress Madhubala

A classic beauty with exceptional talents that can truly describe the legendary actress of Indian cinema - Madhubala. She was the heartthrob of the young generation of her contemporary period and one of the most respected actresses of the Bollywood film industry. Her exotic beauty was compared with famous Hollywood actresses. Life was not an easy journey for the actress but she had accepted challenges with her graceful presence.

From the 1930s until the 1970s, Madhubala was the most well-known and accomplished actress in Hindi Cinema, and she also had the most stunning beauty. So let's explore more about the best films Madhubala has ever done. She had excellent acting talent, without a question and her fans adore her very much. February 14, celebrated as Valentine's Day across the world, also marks the birth anniversary of legendary actress Madhubala and her fans remember her on her birth anniversary. So, here is a look at her iconic movies which reflects her talent beautifully.

Mughal-e-Azam (1960)

Not only is this the best film of Madhubala's life, but it's also a mainstream hit in the business and helped put India on the map worldwide. A 16th-century Mughal prince who struggles with his emperor's father while falling in love with a dancer is the storyline of the film.

Mahal (1949)

Her reputation as a superb actor in Hindi cinema was confirmed by the film Mahal. The horror film followed the lives of a bank employee and his interaction with a little girl's ghost. Even though she was just sixteen, Madhubala mesmerised us with her emotional range. one of the best films in Indian cinema.

Mr and Mrs 55 (1955)

The actress's acting abilities were on exhibit in this film when she simultaneously portrayed a mature woman and a cheerful wealthy girl. That was the path of her role Anita Verma in the innocent romance movie. Guru Dutt, Johnny Walker, and Lalita Pawar were additional cast members in the film.

Chalti Ka Naam Gaddi (1958)

This film was just fantastic in every way. You will like everything about this film nothing will lower the graph, not even tunes or the acting. The Ganguly brothers attempted to replicate the crazy of the Marx Brothers in Chalti Ka Naam Gaadi, and they succeeded.

Amar (1954)

One of the classic films, Amar, had Madhubala in stunning acting abilities. Madhubala completely nailed her character as a wealthy city girl who discovers more about life by witnessing the agony of a country girl.