Single & ready to mingle

They are Bollywood’s hot property and set millions of heart racing! Check out our list of Bollywood's bewitching babes who are single and ready to mingle: So what if she's not able to make an image of a sex symbol in B'wood? Amrita Rao has still managed to be on the list of sexiest celebs who are ready to mingle.

The oomph girl of B'wood, Sherlyn may be a sex bomb on screen but she is still looking for her Mr. Perfect.

Celina caught our attention with her movie Janasheen as a gorgeous and talented actress. Since then, she has been the hearthrob of millions.

This Latina skinned beauty has the perfect woman's body. Toned, soft, proportionate and flexible. Jiah Khan swayed the audiences with her bold performance in Nishabad and left us yearing for more.

The Aap Ka Suroor star Hansika Motwani is hardly in her 17s but has worked with Bollywood stars who are more than double her age! She has just started to get the taste of B-town. (Source: Universal Communications)

Sonal Chauhan who made a splash in her debut role Jannat has no shortage of male fans, but she is still to find her perfect man.

Rani has been linked to Aditya Chopra, but the actress is still to coinfirm her relationship with him. Till the time she doesn't makes it official, Rani is sure to stay in the hottest single's list of B'wood.

Controversies may come and go for Mallika Sherawat but the lady is still single. The sex symbol of Bollywood is surely the hottest single. (Pic: Maxim)

Sure, she's stunning actress, but that doesn't mean dating is easy for Dia Mirza. (AFP Photo/Pornchai Kittiwongsakul)

The gorgeous actress has fans even in her exes. (Photo/Ramesh Sharma) (BCCL)

Riya Sen's sex clip with Ashmit Patel was supposedly the reason that led to the break off between the two. But, serene beauty and naughty looks, Riya is indeed a perfect match. (BCCL Photo)

Negar Khan has always been in news whether for her malfunction or her divorce with her hubby Sahil Khan. But seems that it din't made much difference Negar’s life. (Reuters/Ajay Verma)