Mother India, released in 1957, featured Nargis Dutt in a powerful role, draped in a simple yet elegant cotton saree. The film's portrayal of the saree as a symbol of strength and resilience made it a popular choice among women across the country.

Madhubala, often referred to as the 'Venus of Indian Cinema', popularized the 'Anarkali' suit through her portrayal of the character in the 1960 film 'Mughal-e-Azam'. Her graceful dance moves and stunning costumes made the 'Anarkali' suit a symbol of elegance and beauty.

Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam, released in 1999, showcased the rich and colorful traditional attire of Rajasthan. The film's lead actors, Salman Khan and Aishwarya Rai, were seen wearing stunning Rajasthani costumes, which helped bring the region's cultural heritage to a wider audience.

Sholay, released in 1975, featured iconic characters like Jai and Veeru, played by Amitabh Bachchan and Dharmendra, who were often seen wearing 'Kurta-Pajama'. The film's portrayal of these traditional Indian outfits made them popular among men across the country.

Rekha, known for her bold and glamorous style, often wore 'Sharara' suits in her films. Her iconic 'Umrao Jaan' look, featuring a heavily embroidered 'Sharara' suit, is still remembered as one of the most memorable fashion moments in Bollywood history.

Haider, released in 2014, showcased the traditional attire of Kashmir, including the 'Pheran' and 'Kashmiri Shawl'. The film's lead actor, Shahid Kapoor, was seen wearing these outfits, which helped bring the region's cultural heritage to a wider audience.

Lagaan, released in 2001, showcased the traditional attire of Gujarat, including the 'Chaniya Choli' and 'Bandhani' sarees. The film's lead actors, Aamir Khan and Gracy Singh, were seen wearing these outfits, which helped bring the region's cultural heritage to a wider audience.

Vyjayanthimala, known for her grace and poise, often wore 'Kanjeevaram' sarees in her films. Her iconic dance performances in films like 'Nagin' and 'Amrapali' showcased the beauty and elegance of this traditional South Indian attire.

Pather Panchali, released in 1955, showcased the traditional attire of Bengal, including the 'Saree' and 'Dhoti'. The film's lead actors, Kanu Banerjee and Karuna Banerjee, were seen wearing these outfits, which helped bring the region's cultural heritage to a wider audience.

Madhuri Dixit, known for her energetic dance performances and charming personality, often wore 'Salwar Kameez' outfits in her films. Her iconic dance number 'Ek Do Teen' from the film 'Tezaab' showcased her signature style and made the 'Salwar Kameez' a popular choice among women across the country.

Sairat, released in 2016, showcased the traditional attire of Maharashtra, including the 'Nauvari Saree' and 'Pheta'. The film's lead actors, Rinku Rajguru and Akash Thosar, were seen wearing these outfits, which helped bring the region's cultural heritage to a wider audience.

Aishwarya Rai, known for her stunning beauty and grace, often wore 'Lehenga Choli' outfits in her films. Her iconic dance number 'Nimbooda' from the film 'Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam' showcased her signature style and made the 'Lehenga Choli' a popular choice among women across the country.

Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge, released in 1995, showcased the traditional attire of Punjab, including the 'Salwar Kameez' and 'Patiala Salwar'. The film's lead actors, Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol, were seen wearing these outfits, which helped bring the region's cultural heritage to a wider audience.

Madhuri Dixit, known for her grace and poise, often wore 'Chikankari' outfits in her films. Her iconic dance number 'Maar Dala' from the film 'Devdas' showcased her signature style and made the 'Chikankari' outfit a popular choice among women across the country.

Highway, released in 2014, showcased the traditional attire of Himachal Pradesh, including the 'Pashmina Shawl' and 'Himachali Cap'. The film's lead actors, Alia Bhatt and Randeep Hooda, were seen wearing these outfits, which helped bring the region's cultural heritage to a wider audience.