New Delhi: With the release of Ormax Media’s Most Popular Actresses list for October 2025, the changing picture of Indian cinema has once again become clearly visible. This time too, the actresses of the South Industry have maintained their dominance over the Bollywood beauties. The list which the fans eagerly wait for has seen a major reshuffle this time and many shocking names have been moved up and down, due to which the discussion in the entertainment world has become even more intense.
Samantha Ruth Prabhu has once again captured the first place in this list. Samantha’s popularity is continuously increasing and her craze is clearly visible at the Pan India level. Her projects and strong performance have made her the first choice of the audience.
At second place is Bollywood’s top actress Alia Bhatt, who has achieved this position on the basis of her strong acting and continuous hit films, although she could not reach number one but her popularity is still intact.
South’s lady superstar Nayanthara has secured the third position, while Rashmika Mandanna has reached the fourth position, leaving behind big actresses like Sai Pallavi and Deepika Padukone.
Kajal Aggarwal is at number five while Trisha Krishnan has made her place at sixth place. The fan following of both these actresses has been strong for a long time and this list is proof of that.
Bollywood’s global star Deepika Padukone has slipped to seventh place this time, which is a bit shocking for her fans, while at eighth place is Sai Pallavi, who will soon be seen in the role of Mata Sita in the film Ramayana with Ranbir Kapoor.
At number nine, Tamannaah Bhatia has made a comeback in this list after a long time, which is being considered a big sign for her career, while Sreeleela has entered at number ten and has proved her popularity, especially her songs and screen presence have impressed the audience a lot.
This list once again proves that the craze of the South Industry is continuously increasing and the actresses there are ruling the hearts of the audience at the Pan India level. This is an indication for Bollywood that the competition at the level of content and performance has become tougher than ever.
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