Watch: When actresses took to waterfalls in films

For an average Indian Bollywood buff, what images would a waterfall conjure? Think wet saris, picturesque surroundings and a young belle frolicking in the water, singing songs about youth and love.

Who can forget the famous scene from Raj Kapoor's Satyam Shivam Sundaram where a nubile village girl is bathing in a waterfall?

There are many instances where actresses have ditched dancing around trees and instead have done song sequences ranging from playful to seductive but let's start with Zeenat Aman.

Zeenat Aman plays a skimpily clad village belle. The song had the actress bathing playfully under a waterfall as leading man Shashi Kapoor enjoys the view from a distance.

Another of Raj Kapoor's films, Ram Teri Ganga Maili had fair-skinned Mandakini, a girl from the hills, clad in a white sari and singing with abandon as she catches city boy Rajiv Kapoor's fancy.

Lead pair Aamir Khan and Sonali Bendre fired a thousand imaginations as they professed there love and desire for each other in Sarfarosh.

The intensity and Sonali Bendre in form-fitting dresses. It's unforgettable.

In Farah Khan's directorial debut Main Hoon Na, Sushmita Sen works her magic in sheer saris, kaftans and sexy moves.

The leggy lass matches steps with Shah Rukh Khan and the intensity is palpable.

This one has the sprightly warrior princess Kaurwaki (played by Kareena Kapoor) enjoying some alone time under the sun.

And emperor Asoka (played by Shah Rukh Khan) enjoying the view.

In Ramgopal Varma's Daud, Uma Parvati (Sanjay Dutt) is seen filled with longing and desire as he watches Daya Shankar (Urmila Matondkar) go seductive under a waterfall in a teeny white tank top and a sarong.

Shah Rukh Khan and Madhuri Dixit are on the run, escaping from the tyrannical Thakur when their love blossoms and Madhuri celebrates her true love with the song.

In the dreamy Chalo Chalen Mitwa, the much-in-love couple Shivaji Rao (Anil Kapoor) and Manjari (Rani Mukerji) hope for a world where they wouldn't be disturbed by anyone.

They dance and sing of happier times and have eyes only for each other.

Parikshit Sahmi plays a city- dweller who seduces a naive village girl played by Hema Malini in this song sequence from the film.