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<b>Anushka Sharma in Bombay Velvet and Ae Dil Hai Mushkil</b><br><br>Remember Anushka Sharma's emerald green outfit in Bombay Velvet? The gorgeous gown that was pleasing to the eyes weighed 35 kgs and was designed by Niharika Khan. The actress performed effortlessly in front of the camera, although it was quite difficult to keep standing with the heavy gown on.<br><br>Second time Anushka sported a heavy outfit in "Channa Mereya" song from the movie Ae Dil Hai Mushkil. The 20 kg heavy Manish Malhotra lehenga was exquisite.
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<b>Deepika Padukone in Padmavati and Bajirao Mastani</><br><br>Actress Deepika Padukone has gone to extreme in getting everything correct on screen. The first time she wore a heavy outfit was for the movie Ram Leela, but it was only for the poster shoot. However, the actress was seen wearing a 20kg armour of a warrior in Bajirao Mastani. She had to even perform stunts in the costume.<br><br>The actress will soon be seen wearing costumes that weigh 30 kgs, in her upcoming film Padmavati.
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<b>Madhuri Dixit in Devdas</b><br><br>Madhuri Dixit has proved her versatility in dance, but performing such moves in a lehenga weighing 30 kgs, might have been a task. Yes! You heard that correct. Madhuri danced on the song Kaahe Chhed Mohe in Devdas wearing a very heavy weighing traditional outfit.
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