We Are Hot Chicks Wednesday: Bollywood, Bollywood Always Up To No Good

Like I mentioned the other day, if you haven't seen Slumdog Millionaire, get out and check it out. It's fantastic. Not only is it a great story that takes place in a series of incredible settings, the cast members do a phenomenal job, especially those that play the character Latika. When we first meet her, she's played by young Rubiana Ali, who's absolutely adorable. The adolescent Latika is portrayed by Tanvi Ganesh Lonkar, and though both roles are minimal for these young ladies, I'd imagine they have promising careers ahead of them. It is Freida Pinto, however, that delivers the knockout performance, thus our inspiration for today's feature.

Freida Pinto



It might be said that Miss Pinto has not achieved the levels of fame and recognition that some of her Indian peers have,



but she is beautiful, nonetheless.



On screen, she has a unique beauty and immeasurable charm. Born in Mumbai in 1984, Slumdog was her first film.

Naina Dhariwal



Miss Dhariwal has established herself as one of the most exotic Indian models working today.



She has appeared in a number of films,



on the cover of Maxim,



won Miss India in 2005,



has posed for Kingfisher calendar,



and perhaps been a bit more daring



than other famous Indian models



in that her bikini poses



are found abundantly on the Internets.

Priyanka Chopra



Priyanka was born in Jamshedpur, Jharkhand, India in 1982.



She has won Miss India World, and Miss World,



appeared in over 30 films,



won several Filmfare awards,



and studied both in her native country,



as well as in the United States.

Aishwarya Rai



Miss Rai was born in 1973 in Mangalore, Karnataka, India.



She speaks roughly half a dozen languages,



studies architecture,



and has appeared in three dozen movies.



Time magazine featured her on its cover in 2003,



and she has been a television guest on "Oprah,"



"60 Minutes,"



and on "The Late Show With David Letterman."



Here is a clip of that appearance, which is pretty funny, especially one of Letterman's closing comments:



That's today's installment. Thanks to the Googles for their endless efforts at making the Tubes easy to navigate.