Indian born (and half Swiss) Indira Varma was always an exotic beauty, but until she took on the role of Maya in Kama Sutra: A Tale of Love (1996)--which was also her debut--many of us were in the dark as to the hot charms of Asia. Indira left nothing to the imagination as to why Bollywood is thriving. Better still, unlike the conservative productions that come out of Bombay, Kama Sutra lived up to its promise of wanton lust. Indira gave us a feast for the eyes with her breast vindaloo, curry heinie, and poon bread served up spicy and hot. She's gone on to a fine career, starring in the acclaimed BBC series Canterbury Tales and Bride and Prejudice (2004). But Kama Sutra remains a huge hit on video, thanks to director Mira Nair's ability to capture the jealousy and frenzied sexuality of two women who have spent nearly their entire lives together. Plus, we get to see them fondle each other.