These men are scary, mean and evil. Their dialogues scare the shit out of so many of us. Yes, we are talking of the iconic villains of Bollywood. While the world praises the heroes, we today wanted to cheer the antagonists, without whom every hero would seem so lame.
Gabbar Singh – Sholay
Nothing beats Gabbar in Sholay. Till date, no other villain has been able to beat his stature.
Ranjeet – Amir Garib
If you secretly fancy the rapists of Bollywood, then this is the man to follow. He is the villain who always invokes this response in women – ‘Bhagwan ke liye mujhe chhod do’
Robert – Amar Akbar Anthony
He was the modern villain who made even three lead heroes look dumb. A stylish villain who wore three piece suits to work.
Sir Juda – Karz
Bobby introduced the mute villain to us, who spoke through the tinkling on the glass which only his Man Friday could decipher.
Sir John – Ram Lakhan
The name surely sounds funny, but one look at Raza Murad with his stone eye, and in some frames even Anil Kapoor looked lame. A memorable role.
Lion – Kalicharan
How can we ever forget the iconic dialogue – ‘Sara shehar mujhe lion ke naam se jaanta hai.’ It made Ajit and his character unforgettable.
Prem – Bobby
The audiences sat up and noticed Prem Chopra for the first time after he delivered his iconic dialogue- ‘Prem naam hai mera, Prem Chopra’. Till date he is the daddy of all baddies.
Mogambo – Mr. India
We just need to say one thing here – ‘Mogambo khush hua.’
Shakaal – Shaan
There never was and there never will be a more handsome bald villain.
Dr Dang – Karma
Once you watch the movie, the name stays with you forever. The man seemed retarded at times.
Kesariya Vilayati – Ram Lakhan
The role made Gulshan Grover the ‘badman’ forever. When it comes to being evil, nobody can beat him.
Bakhtawar Singh – Hum
Danny played the role of the ever so stylish and pipe-smoking villain to perfection. Bakhtawar Seth was sooo sexy!
Sukhi Lala – Mother India
If you want tips on leching, follow this guy. A role that made us hate all Lalas till date.
