#Ruby Kumari

[insightfultake]

Ruby Kumari, a Unique Football Talent Making News from Bihar

In a state often eclipsed by its historical legacy and present economic challenges, Ruby Kumari is rewriting the script—one football match at a time. A Dalit girl from a small village in Bihar’s Siwan district, Ruby is emerging as a rare sports talent, breaking through poverty and social barriers to shine on the football field.

[townpostin]

Elderly Woman Foils Chain Snatching Attempt in Jamshedpur

Brave 72-year-old and her companions overpower thief, recover stolen chain. A 72-year-old woman and her companions thwarted a chain snatching attempt in Mango, Jamshedpur, demonstrating remarkable bravery. JAMSHEDPUR – In a bold incident that happened in Mango, Jamshedpur, 72-year-old Bindu Devi, her daughter-in-law Ruby Singh, and their neighbor Kanchan Kumari stopped a robber riding a stolen…

[thursdaygrl]

for now i wanna start fresh so like for a one liner or two. i'm gonna put a shortlist of muses (it's not short but you'll live) you can pick from under the cut, i'll come to you for who!

more info on most muses is available on my muse pages

dove velazquez, 19, bisexual, she/her, jenna ortega fc

edward ‘dawson’ dawson ii, 22, bisexual, he/him, spencer house fc 

ellis jiang, 26, bisexual, he/they, derek luh fc

letha barclay, 26, bisexual, she/her, jaz sinclair fc

niamh bradshaw, 23, lesbian, she/her, erin kellyman fc

river im, 24, lesbian, she/they, london thor fc

ronan paynter, 23, straight, he/him, bryn chapman parish fc

rory medina, 23, lesbian, she/her, ruby cruz fc

rosalie sandoval, 24, bisexual, she/her, camila mendes fc

stevie poole, 21, lesbian, she/her, erana james fc

adrian vernon, 42, straight, he/him, luke kirby fc

amos cartwright, 48, straight, he/him, jeffrey dean morgan fc

beverly barton, 21, lesbian, she/her, mia healey fc 

catherine beauchamp, 26, lesbian, she/her, anya taylor-joy fc

dashiell ‘dash’ vanderbilt, 29, straight, he/him, jack quaid fc

ford hadley, 49, straight, he/him, norman reedus fc 

georgiana wilkinson, 22, bisexual (closeted), michelle randolph fc

goldie fitzpatrick, 21, bisexual, niamh mccormack fc

gunner dorsey, 27, bisexual, he/him, drew starkey fc

laurel prince, 20, bisexual, she/her, melissa collazo f

lincoln ‘link’ copeland, 28, straight, he/him, lewis pullman fc

miray katirci, 30, bisexual, she/her, pinar deniz fc

peggy kumari, 25, bisexual, she/her, geraldine viswanathan fc

ada ‘bucky’ buckley, 21, lesbian, she/her, asha banks fc

oscar sato, 48, straight, he/him, hideaki ito fc

wesley reeves, 36, straight, he/him, robert pattinson fc

fantasy muses

freya vespertine, bisexual, she/her, anya chalotra fc / witch, close to immortal. chaotic neutral.

revan varakrum, straight, he/him, amar chadha-patel fc / leader of a band of criminals for hire. chaotic neutral. 

zora sage, lesbian, she/her, ruby cruz fc / can be played as faerie or human nobility. typically a runaway. chaotic good.

[enchanted-lightning-aes]

Prompt request?

Blasted Scorn + disguise/dressing up

sksksk, this was an unexpected yet fun idea! i didn't think whether disguises would have a pivotal part in their adventures. however, i suppose this is making me think.^^

somehow, it turned out to be about discussion of disguises and a domestic moment. however, i wrote what i could write. ^-^ 🌊🌊🌊

send me a prompt? for any oc, dynamic, fandom characters, concepts.

Word Count: 796 T.W/C.W: None-ish

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"Do you expect me to put. . ." Ianette shuddered, lifting a wig from the crest. ". . . this?"

"We need to be in disguises," Titanarin answered with a shrug.

Ianette simply arched a brow. "You mean need me and a few others to be in disguises. But do I need to hide my hair with it? Couldn't I borrow one of your hats?"

"If you insist, alright then." Titanarin launched out of their seat, sauntering towards a tunic from a hanger. "Okay, what about you, Kumari? What will you choose?"

After word of a corrupted duchess hosting a party at her manor, someone sold seven invitations to them. Several other people of high status would be in attendance. And they would sneak in with their crew, infiltrate the areas, where no one would bother going. No one that wasn't a thief, that was.

It would be a grand opportunity to steal some fortune, especially from those of nobility. They didn't go to these sort of events often. And when they did, they would make the most of it.

Piles of trousers, blouses, gowns, and more cluttered up on the floor. Most of them bought from a market owned by merchants that paid their seamstresses and tailors fairly. They didn't steal much in terms of clothing.

And they did stole some from people, who discarded them as if they didn't need it, anymore.

Kumari scrunched her face while examining the various gowns. Tapping a foot.

"This looks nice," Kumari remarked as she picked up a dress, stretching it's puffy sleeves. "Elegant like royalty yet modest enough for a commoner."

Eubha grinned, brimming with her usual energy. "Ooh! Can I have that?! I can pretend to be a princess!"

"Why not a queen?" Nishan asked. "After all, they have more power and reign. They get to sit on a throne. Of course, they need approval from their spouses. However, a queen that runs her kingdom on her own. . . she has freedom. However, she also needs to consider her subjects, I suppose."

"A princess has freedom too," Eubha replied. "She's still royalty, after all."

"You aren't going to dress up as royals, I'm afraid," Titanarin said with a grimace. "Perhaps, people of nobility."

"Is there any actual difference between those that are nobility and royalty?" Ianette asked dryly. "They're all the same, aren't they? People that have status and wealth they need to maintain. By following a rigid set of rules and obligations set forth by those before them."

". . . I suppose. . . You have a point," Nishan replied, her tone weak.

With a brief shrug, Titanarin opened a drawer and removed a small box from it. Setting it on a vanity table, which Eubha stared at. She picked up a powder and inhaled, only to hack up a cough. Nishan and Kumari's faces twisted as if in dismay.

Kumari still grimaced while looking at some armor pieces in their trunk. She poked it, tilting her head.

"How many of these did you manage stealing?" Nishan asked, sounding a pinch concerned.

Titanarin cackled. "Pfft, I wouldn't know. I just knew they'd be helpful, someday."

"Wouldn't they be useful for selling?" Ianette asked, making a face. "I can't fathom of not making money out of these. To people who would be happy to have such finery in their possession."

"No, they should be kept with us." Kumari frowned, clutching on a blouse. She sighed theatrically. "I wouldn't dare to think of giving these away! They're too precious to lose!"

Nishan giggled while Ianette tsked, rubbing their forehead.

When Eubha opened a small box, she gasped. "Jewels! Diamonds! Rubies! Emeralds! They're so wonderful!"

"I suppose we'd fit in like royals if we wear those." Ianette made an affirmative noise. "I'm rather gob smacked you didn't steal a crown."

"Oh, I had an attempt," Titanarin said, feeling rueful. "But those guards had been on my tail, so I had to flee. It all went accordingly to plan until some court lady. Looking for the princess, only to see me instead. And she called on them."

Ianette rolled their eyes. "You ought to have locked that door."

"Well, I was very new at the pirate gig." Titanarin scoffed. "My lack of precision is what cost me a crown. But you don't need it for your disguises."

A squawk resounded into the room as Moloky flapped her wings, soaring towards the jewelry box. She nudged her beak against an emerald, behaving as it belonged to her hoard of treasures.

"Hey!" Ianette threw their arms up. "We're trying to wear our disguises here, you irascible git!"

Eubha and Nishan shared a wild laugh. Kumari grinned, stroking Moloky along her back. Titanarin snorted, settling back into their chair.

Well then. They might take a while to get prepared for that party.

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[indiejones]

INDIAN CINEMA’S 36 MOST POPULAR SCREEN-PAIRS OF ALL TIME!

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1. Rajesh Khanna - Mumtaz 2. Prem Nazir - Sheela 3. Uttam Kumar – Suchitra Sen 4. Rajesh Khanna - Tanuja 5. Rajesh Khanna – Sharmila Tagore 6. Rajesh Khanna – Asha Parekh 7. Guru Dutt – Waheeda Rehman 8. Pradeep Kumar – Meena Kumari 9. Rajesh Khanna – Hema Malini 10. Rajesh Khanna- Rekha 11. Amitabh Bachchan – Parveen Babi 12. Rajesh Khanna – Sridevi 13. Rajesh Khanna – Jaya Prada 14. Rajesh Khanna – Moushumi Chatterjee 15. Dinshaw Billimoria – Sulochana/Ruby Mayer 16. N.T. Ramarao - Savitri 17. Vinod Mehra – Bindiya Goswami 18. K.L. Saigal - Khursheed 19. Ashok Kumar - Madhubala 20. Rajinikanth - Sridevi 21. Jeetendra - Rekha 22. Ashok Kumar – Nalini Jaywant 23. Dilip Kumar – Kamini Kaushal 24. Nivin Pauly – Nazriya Nazim 25. Rajesh Khanna – Reena Roy 26. Dara Singh - Mumtaz 27. Ashok Kumar – Meena Kumari 28. Kishore Kumar – Meena Kumari 29. Rajesh Khanna – Zeenat Aman 30. John Cawas – Fearless Nadia 31. Mehmood – Aruna Irani 32. Mehmood – Shubha Khote 33. Shahrukh Khan - Kajol 34. Raaj Kumar – Meena Kumari 35. Shammi Kapoor – Asha Parekh 36. Sunil Dutt – Sadhana

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[rashmikamoddi]

Buy Unique Gemstone Rings Online at Best Price - Kumari

Browse gemstone rings for women and men at Kumari. Choose from rubies, emeralds & sapphires set in gold & platinum. Certified & stylish. Shop now!

[marwahstudios]

8th Global Fashion and Design Week 2024- Celebrating Cultural Diversity Through Design

Noida: The 8th Global Fashion and Design Week 2024 showcased an extraordinary confluence of creativity and cultural diversity. Designers of AAFT gathered to present furniture designs inspired by the rich art and culture of various countries, reflecting the global essence of the event. The exhibition was well appreciated by IID- Indian Institute of Interior Design the Apex body of Interior Design in India.

The event highlighted the exceptional talents of designers who drew inspiration from different nations, bringing unique cultural elements into their furniture designs. Here are the designers and the countries that inspired their creations:

Aman Singh -Armenia, Ananya Shrimali – Bosnia, Arshan Saifi – Bulgaria, Arti Sisodiya – Mauritius, Bhawna Agrawal – Fiji, Chetan Nayyar – Zimbabwe, Darshika Rajput – Iran, Deepika Chhabra – Azerbaijan, Diksha Madhyan – Afghanistan, Himja Trivedi – DPR Korea, Pragya Khetarpal – Hungary, Ruby – Cyprus, Tanishqua Bhargava – Venezuela, Vikas Sharma – Iraq, Yashvi Kashyap – Ghana, Yashvi Yadav – Slovenia, Aditi Mishra – Cuba, Harsh Gogai – Mongolia, Jyoti Chauhan – Comoros, Paridhi Jain – Serbia, Pooja Kumari – Egypt, Abhishek Anurag – Nigeria, Abuzar Zaidi – Malaysia, Anannya Gupta – Tunisia, Anshika Maheshwari – Czech Republic, Ayush Verma – India, Azad Rai – Morocco, Geetanjali – Cambodia, Himanshi Garg – Sudan, Kashish Jain – Vietnan, Kavleen Kaur – Gabon, Khushi Jain – Guyana, Mani Chaudhary – Japan, Manisha William – Belarus, Mantasha Saifi – Lesotho, Mehar Arshad – Tajikistan, Rachit Kumar – Peru, Rehan Ahmad – Maldives, Ria Chaudhary – Myanmar, Ritik Gaur – Kazakhstan, Sameer Saifi – Ireland, Shambhavi Kant – Rwanda, Yashika Garg – Uzbekistan, Yogita Bhatia – Papua New Guinea

The event, held at the prestigious Marwah Studios, Noida, witnessed the participation of international delegates, design enthusiasts, and media professionals. Each piece of furniture displayed during the week reflected the deep cultural heritage and artistic sensibilities of the respective countries, making it a true celebration of global unity through design. Every furniture representing the country is supported by the film and cultural Forum of that nation.

Sandeep Marwah, President of Marwah Studios, expressed his admiration for the designers, stating, “The 8th Global Fashion and Design Week is a testament to the power of art and design in bridging cultural gaps. Each designer has done a remarkable job in capturing the essence of their chosen country, and it is inspiring to see such a diverse and vibrant collection of work.”

The event not only celebrated the fusion of art and culture but also provided a platform for designers to showcase their work to a global audience, fostering innovation and creativity in the field of design. Large number of Ambassadors and High Commissioners of different countries also appreciated the setup. The exhibition was designed by AAFT School of Interior Design and International Chamber of Media and Entertainment Indusry.

[bhanustark]

Two injured including woman in assault

parsa | Two people, including a woman, were badly injured in a fight in a mutual dispute in Titara Narayanpur village of police station area. The injured include Krishna Ram’s wife Reema Devi and Harendra Ram’s son Ruby Kumari. All the injured are given primary subcutaneous by family members

[avitaknews]

विद्यालय शिक्षा समिति के दूसरे बैच का प्रशिक्षण संपन्न

विद्यालय शिक्षा समिति के दूसरे बैच का प्रशिक्षण संपन्न

पलासी । (ए.सं.) प्रखंड के सीआरसी आदर्श मध्य विद्यालय पलासी के एचएम व सदस्यों… Source link

[yoramkelmer]

Yet another round of pre-partition posters

[insightfultake]

Ruby Kumari, a Unique Football Talent Making News from Bihar

A Dalit girl from Bihar who is playing football with all her hearts and brains to make a mark in the field of sports deserves an appreciation. Bihar is the only state in India that survives on the glory of the past by sacrificing the present. Normally, there is a trend in Bihar that people follow from generation after generation. They harbor an ambition to qualify for either the civil service exams or join politics to gain power. The unemployment rate of Bihar is higher than the national rate of unemployment....want to know more

[vsplusonline]

Why women have a natural flair to excel in education - Times of India

New Post has been published on https://apzweb.com/why-women-have-a-natural-flair-to-excel-in-education-times-of-india/

Why women have a natural flair to excel in education - Times of India

Education Times examines the reasons behind school education being largely driven by female teachers while it has not been a cakewalk for them in the higher education sector

Women have been ruling the education space at the school level because of their innate ability to instil a sense of security and comfort in children. “Women have a natural instinct to better understand the emotional needs of a student. This gives them an edge over their male counterparts,” says Banka (Bihar) school teacher Ruby Kumari, who made headlines for her unique Math pedagogy where she taught using one’s hands as a calculator. Hailing from the rural belt, Ruby, however, struggles to convince the parents in the villages to send their children especially girls to schools daily. “They are apprehensive about the safety of the girls but the presence of women teachers comes as a relief to them,” adds Ruby.

“What makes women successful as a teacher is their ability to multitask. They can juggle both at the home and professional front,” says Anushri Mazumdar, English teacher, Assisi Convent School, Noida.

Challenges in HEIs While women find greater acceptance as teachers at the primary level, they still do not have a stronghold in the higher education sector. ” The students, given their patriarchal background, sometimes feel that women may not be good enough to teach, more specifically the STEM subjects. Even the number of women faculty for such courses is less,” says Srabani Taraphder, professor, Department of Chemistry, IIT Kharagpur. In the field of Chemistry, for instance, there are less than five female professors in the entire IIT system, she adds. “It is ironical that the number of women enrolling for PhD programmes is proportional to the number of men in STEM. But by the time they receive their PhDs,” says Taraphder.

Since 1951, when the first IIT was set up in Kharagpur, no female has ever been appointed to lead an IIT. For IIMs, it was only in 2017 that the glass ceiling was broken when Neelu Rohmetra was appointed as the first female director to helm IIM Sirmaur, Himachal Pradesh. “The lack of women leaders in IITs arises from the fact that there is a shortage of qualified women for the highest administrative post,”says Taraphder. “Despite their aspiration, often with family as their first priority, Indian women find it difficult to meet the demands of such high-pressure jobs, which reduce their pursuance and thereby chances of being at the top. Certainly, there is need to encourage women in leadership positions to bring in the element of diversity and newness in the already established organisational governance mindset,” Rohmetra adds.

Women in research “While women are able to reach mid-management level, of ten they restrain themselves from taking on the larger responsibility of heading the institutions, fearing they will not be able to do justice to the role. Leadership roles, irrespective of gender, demand time, energy and commitment as well as taking tough measures. But due to the social conditioning, many a time, women leave this role,” says Ruchi Singh, Scientist E, National Institute of Pathology (ICMR). Echoing her, principal scientist of Physics at CERN, Archana Sharma, says, “Girls are doing extremely well in schools and also at the undergraduate level, however by the time it comes to the masters and PhD level, the numbers continuously fizzle out. Only 2.5% Nobel laureates are women. Stereotypical behaviours continue in the society and there are few role models for girls to emulate a fantastic career balanced with an equally successful family and social life.”

Sharma is hopeful of the future and believes that there is light at the end of the tunnel. “Many women researchers have made it to the spotlight at the top of their careers, battling all odds. They serve as motivation and even if this is a drop in the ocean, eventually it is a step in the right direction,” she adds.

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[thursdaygrl]

happy pride month i'm feeling inspired by some of my mutuals so like for a one liner or two from some of my favourite gay and/or trans muses <3 choices under the cut!

ellis jiang, 26, bisexual, he/they, derek luh fc

river im, 24, lesbian, she/they, london thor fc

rory medina, 23, lesbian, she/her, ruby cruz fc

zoya reynolds, 24, lesbian, she/her, mikey madison fc

alex mendez, 35, lesbian, she/they, roberta colindrez fc

beverly barton, 21, lesbian, she/her, mia healey fc

catherine beauchamp, 26, lesbian, she/her, anya taylor-joy fc

chandler pruitt, 24, straight, he/him, jack innanen fc

devon mcbride, 27, lesbian, she/her, margaret qualley fc

elias stratford, 30, lesbian, they/them, e.r. fightmaster fc

francesca fischer, 27, bisexual, she/her, molly gordon fc

goldie fitzpatrick, 21, bisexual, niamh mccormack fc

memphis kolcheck, 25, lesbian, she/her, lili reinhart fc

molly thaxton, 37, lesbian, she/they, lily gladstone fc

peggy kumari, 25, bisexual, she/her, geraldine viswanathan fc

sutter mccall, 25, bisexual, he/him, rudy pankow fc

ziggy keller, 22, lesbian, she/they, rachelle vinberg fc

ada ‘bucky’ buckley, 21, lesbian, she/her, asha banks fc

james gilbert, 25, lesbian, they/she, maya hawke fc 

fantasy muses

freya vespertine, bisexual, she/her, anya chalotra fc

morgana cromwell, lesbian, she/her, tabrett bethell fc

soleil xanthos, lesbian, she/her, erin kellyman fc

zora sage, lesbian, she/her, ruby cruz fc

[kwebtv]

The Serpent  -  BBC One  -  January 1, 2021 - February 14, 2021

Crime Drama (8 episodes)

Running Time:  60 minutes

Stars:

Tahar Rahim as Charles Sobhraj

Jenna Coleman as Marie-Andrée Leclerc

Billy Howle as Herman Knippenberg

Ellie Bamber as Angela Knippenberg (later Angela Kane)

Amesh Edireweera as Ajay Chowdhury

Tim McInnerny as Paul Siemons

Chicha Amatayakul as Suda Romyen

Sahajak Boonthanakit as Major General Janthisan

İlker Kaleli as Vitali Hakim

Adam Rothenberg as Gilbert Redland

Mathilde Warnier as Nadine Gires

Supadej 'Kenneth' Wongwatanaphan as Yotin

Ellie de Lange as Helena Dekker

James Gerard as Jules Dupont

Apasiri Kulthanan as Lawana

William Brand as Ambassador van Dongen

Chotika Sintuboonkul as Kannika

Ryan O'Donnell as Greg Raynott

Libby Jennings as Viola Raynott

Raphael Roger Levy as Count Michel-Andre Jurion

Fabien Frankel as Dominique Renelleau

Alice Englert as Teresa Knowlton

Tim McMullan as Douglas Cartwright

Nicole Beutler as Dagmar Boeder

Surasak 'Noo' Chaiyaat as Romyen

Grégoire Isvarine as Remi Gires

Ruby Ashbourne Serkis as Celia Austin

Armand Rosbak as Willem Bloem

Bussayarangsri Saringkaphaiboon as the Pathologist

Deepika Parajuli as Live Goddess "Kumari", Nepal

Dasha Nekrasova

[indiejones]

INDIES TOP 136 ACTORS & ACTRESSES OF I-N-D-I-A-N  CINEMA !

NOTE: Encompasses all traditional Indian film industries.

NOTE: Again, due to a difference of 20 spots btwn last name herein & next one eligible (& ever exponentially increasing with every subsequent candidate btw), ethics dictated the possibility of no more than the 136 cut-off number arrived at, for this most hallowed of Indian film honor lists.

Position  

Name

Eg. of Work                                                                            

1

Rajesh Khanna

Anand

2

Ashok Kumar

Mahal

3

Dilip Kumar

Gunga Jumna

4

Dev Anand

Kala Bazar

5

Meena Kumari

Kaajal

6

Suchitra Sen

Aandhi

7

Shashi Kapoor

Deewaar

8

Shammi Kapoor

Vidhaata

9

Uttam Kumar

Chiriyakhana

10

Prem Nazir

Pancha Thanthram

11

Madhavi Mukherjee

Diba Ratrir Kabya

12

N.T. Rama Rao

Daana Veera Soora Karna

13

Rajendra Kumar Tuli

Jurrat

14

Madhubala

Mughal-E-Azam

15

Vanisri

Kathanayika Molla

16

Sowcar Janaki

Iru Kodugal

17

C.R. Vijayakumari

Kadhal Sadugudu

18

Rajasulochana

Piya Milan

19

Varalakshmi S.

Chakravarthi Thirumagal

20

T.R. Rajakumari

Thangamalai Rahasyam

21

Pandari Bai

Namma Makkalu

22

Sujatha

Guppedu Manasu

23

Jayamala

Purana Purush

24

Sharada

Samaj Ko Badal Dalo

25

Jayabharathi

Marupakkam

26

Arathi

Dharmasere

27

Urvashi

Soorarai Pottru

28

K.R. Savithri

Yaathra

29

Dharmendra

Sholay

30

K.P.A.C. Lalitha

Godfather

31

Sreeleela

PellisandaD

32

Aachi Manorama

Puthiya Pathai

33

Usharani

Hitler

34

Shanvi Srivastava

Tarak

35

Shreeram Lagoo

Gharaonda

36

Kavita Srinivasan

P.S. Zindagi

37

Nargis

Mother India

38

Kamini Kaushal

Kabir Singh

39

Nutan

Seema

40

Mala Sinha

Jahan Ara

41

Waheeda Rehman

Guide

42

Mumtaz Askari

Khilona

43

Rekha

Koi... Mil Gaya

44

Rakhee Gulzar

Daag: A Poem of Love

45

Ruby Mayer

Talash

46

Rose

Hamari Betiyan

47

Anita Guha

Kan Kan Men Bhagwan

48

Bibbo

Manmohan

49

Nimmi

Arpan

50

Nalini Jaywant

Kala Pani

51

Bina Rai

Taj Mahal

52

Sushila Devi

Kalidas

53

Chandraprabha

Jawani Ki Hawa

54

Sushila

Hatimtai

55

Gulab

Janjir Ne Jankare

56

Paro

Ustad 420

57

Madhuri

Thokar

58

Sakina

Sukanya Savitri

59

Vanamala

Parbat Pe Apna Dera

60

Mandakini Phalke

Kaliya Mardan

61

Sabita Devi

Grama Kanya

62

Ranjana

Didi

63

Meera

Aurat

64

Sardar Akhtar

Hulchul

65

Umasashi

Anath Ashram

66

Mohini

Anun Naam Te Bairi

67

Maya Banerjee

Seva Samaj

68

Nanda Karnataki

Mohabbat Isko Kahete Hain

69

Indrani Mukherjee

Bharat Milap

70

Ansuya

Delhi Ka Thug

71

Miss Feroze

Bharat Ka Lal

72

Swaroop Rani

Kamroo Desh Ki Kamini

73

Chand Usmani

Pehchan

74

Miss Devangana

Bharat Ka Lal

75

Sumitra Devi

Raja Harishchandra

76

Kanan Devi

Haar Jeet

77

Sophia

Neel Kamal

78

Sushilabala

Bilet Ferat

79

Patience Cooper

Nala Damayanti

80

Rattan Bai

Bhikharan

81

Gohar K. Mamajiwala

Akeli Mat Jaiyo

82

Rani Bala

Hasrat

83

Sharifa

Shirin Farhad

84

Bimla Kumari

Baghban

85

Pramila

Bhikharan

86

Snehprabha

Khilona

87

Asha Parekh

Sajan

88

Sulakshana Pandit

Sankalp

89

Moti

Kulin Kanta

90

Laxmi

Radha Krishna

91

Chanda

Suhaag

92

Leela Chitnis

Kangan

93

Zubeida

Heer Ranjha

94

Jehanara Kajjan

Shirin Farhad

95

Hansa Wadkar

Nav Jeevan

96

Moushumi Chatterjee

Bollywood/Hollywood

97

Baby Mayuri

Lal-e-Yaman

98

Lola

The Arcadians

99

Sultana

Bhola Shikar

100

Balraj Sahni

Baazi

101

Tripti Mitra

Jukti, Takko Aar Gappo

102

Gemini Ganesan

Naan Avanillai

103

Shivaji Ganesan

Deiva Magan

104

M.G. Ramachandran

Kudiyiruntha Koyil

105

Rati Agnihotri

Ek Duuje Ke Liye

106

Chandini

Celluloid

107

Jaishankar

Nilagiri Express

108

Charan Raj

Athadu

109

Bhagyaraj

Oru Kai Osai

110

Pallavi

Urimai Geetham 1988

111

Lakshmi

Chattakkari

112

Anil Chatterjee

Sagina Mahato

113

Subhendu Chatterjee

Aranyer Din Ratri

114

Anjana Bhowmik

Diba Ratrir Kabya

115

Pradeep Kumar

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116

Kamal Mitra

Parineeta

117

Biswajeet Chatterjee

Do Dil

118

Bobita

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119

Sandhya

Navrang

120

Savitri Chatterjee

Kal Tumi Aleya

121

Shantaram Rajaram Vankudre

Do Ankhen Barah Haath

122

Khatun

Pagal

123

Ravichandran

Majunu

124

R. Muthuraman

Karnan

125

Suryakant

Irsha

126

Shanta Apte

Duniya Na Mane

127

Kishore Kumar

Sholay

128

Santosh Dutta

Teen Kanya

129

Sathyaraj

Bãhubali: The Beginning

130

Lily Chakravarty

Sanjhbati

131

Dilip Roy

Amrita Kumbher Sandhaney

132

Varada Jishin

Vasthavam

133

Sundari Nirada

Barer Bazar

134

Master Vinayak

Brahmachari

135

Khurshid Begum

Tansen

136

Rituparna Sengupta

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