As Bollywood has influence on people of India so many actors are worshiped like god by the fans. Here I have made a list of Top 100 Best Bollywood actors of all time. I have tried to make this list as unbiased as possible. You will find a wide variety of talented actors in the list. You will find the obvious choices (actors who are universally accepted as face of Hindi Cinema). You will also find actors who not only got critical acclaim in Indian movies but were also praised for their contribution to Hollywood films. You will also find actors who were praised on Big screen but found more popularity and fan following from small screen (TV).

There were various factors and standards that were kept in mind while making this list. We did not include any actor just on the basis of because he is handsome, have tall height and super hero physique. We did not chose actors just because his films are able to earn 100 crore in a week or so. Though the above two factors did contributed in ranking but the only factor which was the major standard was – method acting. Many Indian actors developed their own unique and distinct style in acting and they became popular for that. In fact many dialogues became popular in Indian cinema just because of the actor who quote them. We have also included actors who were popular in south Indian cinema more but also were praised for their acting in Bollywood Films.

Hrithik Deserves better films than Bang Bang Just when the remake of Knight and Day was announced with Hrithik and Katrina in lead, It was all clear that there will be never seen before breathtaking stunts. But i wasn't sure that there.

Haider = Kashmir > Beautiful But Haunting Beauty can be Haunting. Vishwal Bhardwaj prove this with a very rare kind of film – Haider. Everyone knows that vishal Bhardwaj has given brilliant films such as Maqbool, Omkara and Kaminey in.

Actors were once strapping hunks, thick-thighed he-men who had only to arrive at a film premiere to make everyone's eyes bulge," Letts writes. "These Adonises towered above lesser mortals and had their suits made specially for them because they were such muscular specimens. That's the way things were when the likes of John Wayne (6ft 4in), Gregory Peck (6ft 3in), Charlton Heston (6ft 3in) and Clint Eastwood (6ft 4in) were in their prime. They were big men playing big characters, often on top of enormous horses or engaged in butch boxing bouts.

    

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