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From Mandakini to Vidya Balan: 7 Unforgettable Moments When Actresses In Wet White sarees Captivated The Silver Screen

Iconic scenes of actresses in wet White sarees have left a lasting mark on Indian cinema, blending sensuality, elegance, and emotional depth. Each performance captured the essence of the era, creating unforgettable moments that continue to influence fashion and film today.

Last Updated: July 15, 2025 | 3:44 PM IST
Mandakini
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Mandakini

Ram Teri Ganga maili
Her waterfall drenched white saree became an instant symbol of ethereal purity and sensuality. The most unforgettable scene, walking a fine line between innocence and daring.

Zeenat Aman
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Zeenat Aman

Satyam shivam sundram
When Zeenat emerged from the water in a wet White sarees in 1978. The scene was bold for its time.

Samita Patil
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Samita Patil

Namak Halaal
She in intense white and red saree scene, as she delicately handles her drenched saree with Amitabh Bachchan, conveyed powerful emotion and complexity.

Sridevi
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Sridevi

Chandni
She in elegant white chiffon saree in Chandni (1989) defined contemporary bridal and romantic fashion. Her luminous presence reshaped saree styles in Bollywood.

Madhuri Dixit
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Madhuri Dixit

Dil to pagal hai
Madhuri brought sensuality and elegance to her white sarees in Dil to pagal hai, embodying charm. It ranker among her most memorable and hottest saree looks.

Raveena Tandon
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Raveena Tandon

Mohra
In the iconic song, 'tip tip barsa paani', Raveena sizzled in a soaked yellow white saree, displaying bold confidence.

Vidya Balan
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Vidya Balan

The dirty picture
Vidya Balan stunned viewers in The dirty picture with her drenched red and white saree in Ooh La La. This scene highlighted her fearl se portrayal and became widely celebrated.

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Disclaimer

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