Salman Khan, Kangana Ranaut and Other Celebs with Funny Hairstyles [PHOTOS]

Bollywood stars have to know their characters inside out to give the perfect shot for a film. No matter if their clothes are not up to the mark or their hairdos look hilarious, the actors have to adapt to the changes according to the demands of the script.

When it comes to hairstyles, some of them are funny and some become a trend despite being weird.

Here's a list of innovative hairstyles which were donned by the various film stars.

Salman Khan in 'Tere Naam'

Salman Khan's 2003 blockbuster 'Tere Naam' did not become popular only because of the actor's performance and the film's script but also because of his hairstyle. The hairdo became so popular that it ended up setting a trend. It was almost as if every second college-going guy would have the same hair style.

Kangana Ranaut in 'Tanu Weds Manu'

Kangana Ranaut came of age with her film 'Queen' which won her numerous awards. Even her earlier flick with R. Madhavan 'Tanu Weds Manu' was a big hit. But the actress' hairstyle was far from impressive. It seemed as if there was no hair stylist available for the job.

Saif Ali Khan in 'Go Goa Gone'

Not only was Saif Ali Khan's accent in 'Go Goa Gone' weird, his hairdo was also a complete disaster. The filmmaker tried to make him look like a blonde but it was a complete flop, like the movie.

Akshay Kumar in 'Action Replayy'

'Baby' star Akshay Kumar is one of the leading actors of Bollywood, but at times his acting fails to charm the viewers. He co-starred with Aishwarya Rai Bachchan in 'Action Replayy', but the film did not do any good to either of them. Akshay's hairdo looked shabby and did not go with his retro look and choice of clothes.

Ranveer Singh in 'Finding Fanny'

Deepika Padukone and Arjun Kapoor starrer 'Finding Fanny' bombed at the box office. Apart from that there was one more thing that didn't go down well with the viewers. It was Ranveer Singh with his funny hairstyle. The 70s look, a weird hairdo and overgrown French beard did not at all suit the 'Kill Dil' actor.