Which Bollywood actor can speak the most languages?

Shah Rukh Khan can speak many languages. He is well in slogans and number of overseas languages. However, he easily speaks four languages including Hindi, English, Urdu and Kannada. This actor of Bollywood has worked with well-known people who speak German confidently.

Who speaks best English in Bollywood?

1. Anil Kapoor. We were all surprised when he bagged the role of a quiz master in Slumdog Millionaire, and continued his Hollywood streak with Mission Impossible and TV series 24.

What language does Shahrukh Khan speak?

Hindi
English
Shah Rukh Khan/Languages
Shah Rukh Khan can speak four languages fluently. These include Hindi, English, Urdu and Kannada and Pashto is his mother tongue.

How many languages Amitabh know?

Amitabh Bachchan/Languages

Does Deepika Padukone speak Konkani?

Deepika Padukone has Konkan roots and can converse in Hindi, English and Konkani fluently.

Is Hindi the only language used in Bollywood?

In fact, Hindi is not the only language too in the films and there is a good bit of English that are being used. The popularity of Bollywood too has gone far and wide and there are people of other countries too who compete to make a mark in Bollywood. Our celebs at Bollywood and the audience too welcomes everyone with an open heart!

How many languages can Asin actress speak in Bollywood?

She began her acting career in South Indian movies, but later shifted her focus in Bollywood. Asin can easily speaks in seven languages comprising Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, English, Italian and French! Asin can talk in Italian confidently.

How many languages does Bollywood actor Varun Dhawan speak?

He is well in slogans and number of overseas languages. However, he easily speaks four languages including Hindi, English, Urdu and Kannada. This actor of Bollywood has worked with well-known people who speak German confidently.

Why is Bollywood still the face of Indian cinema?

Yet Bollywood is still regarded as the face of Indian cinema. This is mainly because Hindi is the “link language” of the country. A Hindi film commands an overarching pan-India reach no other language can match.