Komolika To Ruqaiya, Popular Negative Characters Of TV Soaps

The actors and plot of the TV series have helped them become famous to the general public. The fame of a show's characters frequently spreads outside of the media they appear in. We recall these people for a very long time, and the same can be said of Indian television's villains or vamps. These negative TV characters are characterised by unrealistic plots, malicious motives, and quirkiness.

Without a doubt, vamps and villains play a big part in TV dramas. These antagonistic figures are seen as equal to the protagonists. A show needs a villain to offer the necessary drama and intrigue since if there is a hero and heroine, there must also be a villain. Some creators of TV shows have created well-known villains that we remember long after the show ended years ago.
Here is a list of some famously negative TV characters who became well-known for their antics.

Popular Negative Characters Of TV Soaps:

Urvashi Dholakia

This character, Komolika, from Kasauti Zindagi Ki, led to Urvashi Dholakia becoming one of the most well-liked television actors. Komolika's popularity is unmatched, often even overshadowing the show's star, Shweta Tiwari, in everything from her fashion choices to her signature songs. Dholakia won Bigg Boss 6 thanks to the fame and legendary role that came with it.

Jennifer Winget

The character played by Jennifer Winget in the television series Beyhadh defied several stereotypes and adopted a completely different appearance. She portrayed a daughter-in-law who planned a murder plot against her mother-in-law. She became well-known due to her personal style.

Adaa Khan

The fact that Naagin is promptly followed by the next season is evidence of how popular the show is. In the second season, Adaa Khan played an antagonist who spent the majority of her time devising evil schemes against the other character, Mouni Roy. Khan was a fan favourite and her persona became recognisable thanks to the grace with which she embraced the role.

Anita Hassanandani

In Ye Hai Mohobattein, Anita Hassanandani portrayed the antagonist. She played the Shagun, a villain who gets in the middle of the main couple's romance. She is much more than just a typical villain stereotype, though. Despite being the show's most adored star couple, Raman and Ishita's fame was dwarfed by Hassanandani's, who was praised for her work.

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Amrapali Gupta

For her negative roles, Amrapali Gupta rose to prominence on the small screen. In shows like Qubool Hai, Adhuri Kahaani Hamari, and Ishqbaaz, she has portrayed antagonists. She pursues a path of revenge in Ishqbaaz against the Oberoi family, and Qubool Hai is another of her well-known performances.

Lavina Tandon

Lavina Tandon, who is well-known for her historical drama Jodhaa Akbar, portrayed Akbar's wife. Her persona plots against Jodha to win over Akbar and was frequently seen planning to reclaim her rightful position as Ruqaiya Begum.

These female characters might not be idolised but have made a mark in the television industry.