Radhika Apte undergoes massive makeover; does she look like Kangana Ranaut, Beyonce or Rihanna? [PHOTO]

Bollywood actress Radhika Apte has posted a new photo on Instagram that has stunned all. The diva underwent some serious transformation, and looks almost unrecognisable.

In the picture Radhika, is seen sporting full curly hair that gave her a complete new look. While many of her fans praised the actress for her latest avatar, some compared her with other popular actresses.

Her curls look so similar to Kangana Ranaut's hair that some even asked her if she was doing the latter's biopic. However, some others compared her with popular divas from the west, namely Rihanna and Beyonce.

There are a number of comments where fans opined that Radhika looked much like Beyonce and Rihanna in her new hair style. Her similarity in skin colour with the Hollywood beauties seems to have made people feel so. Although it is not confirmed if this new look is for any of her upcoming movie, Radhika has certainly grabbed a lot of attention with this avatar.

While she will next be seen playing the character of a village house-wife in Akshay Kumar-starrer Padman, Radhika had recently turned many heads with her sizzling photoshoot for GQ India.

The Badlapur actress had raised the temperature with her steamy photos that flaunted her curves in the sexiest manner. She is one Bollywood actress who is known for her acting skills as well as her boldness.

She had never shied away from being extremely bold onscreen whenever the script demanded. Earlier, Radhika had gone topless for a film titled Parched. She was seen engaging in a love-making scene in the movie, and the scenes were leaked online out of the context. It had created much controversy then.

In another instance, Radhika had shot for a frontal nudity scene for one of Anurag Kashyap's short films. Again, the scene was leaked online, following which Radhika was much trolled. However, the actress had many a times proven that she is not someone who would get rattled by the online abuses.