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New Delhi: Indian cinema is someone else, as much role hero is on the film screen, the villain also acts. Because if there is no villain in the film, no hero will be able to become a hero. However, here we are telling you about 5 dreaded villains of Bollywood who were bad boys of their era.

Lanthly Like Ajit, no one used to wear a three-piece suit nor walked with a glass of whiskey. His magnificent villain, which contained punchlines like ‘Mona Darling, made him a symbol of a creed in crime and cocktail style.

Amjad Khan: In dusty clothes as Gabbar Singh, a robber may not scream ‘style’, but Gabbar’s military shoes, bandolier and rough aura gave rise to a completely new villain beauty – rough, raw and unforgettable.

Prana Whether he was playing the role of a cruel stepfather or the gangster who drinks a cigar, the style of Pran was mythological. Pinstrip suits, colored glasses and that trademark contempt – they could have been a fashion icon in any era.

Prem Chopra: With his famous dialogue ‘Prem Naam Hai Mera…’ Prem Chopra, he enters with a smile and silk dupatta. Often the love jackets and love seen in side-partered hair were villains, but apart from the curtain, they were also stylish in real life.

Ranjit: Ranjit, known for playing the role of a substandard villain, included a strange, furious attraction in the villain. Bold print, open shirt, gold chain – they made the fashion of the 70s dangerously sexy.