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Actors who went nude on screen: Yash in Toxic to Ranbir Kapoor in Animal
Updated On: 27 August, 2026 03:53 PM IST | Amarylisa Gonsalves
Superstar Yash has surprised audiences by going completely nude in a bold sequence in his latest movie, Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups. While his bare scene has grabbed some eyeballs, this is not the first time a male star has decided to bare it all for the big screen. Several prominent actors in the past have gone nude on screen, taking a bold and daring step.

Actors who went nude on screen. Pics via X, Instagram, IMDb

Ranbir Kapoor has a history of going nude on screen. He dropped his towel to reveal his bare back and buttocks in his debut feature film, Saawariya. Later he appeared in a frontal nude scene in Sanju. Most recently, he had a nude walking scene in Animal

John Abraham went nude, showed his bare buttocks in a torture sequence in Kabir Khan's terrorism drama New York

Aamir Khan posed completely nude with a strategically placed vintage transistor radio, in a poster of his blockbuster film PK

Neil Nitin Mukesh stripped it all in a full-frontal nude scene, which was partially blurred by the censor board. It was a prison-brutality sequence in Madhur Bhandarkar’s Jail

Actor Siddharth performed a nude scene, where he runs naked on the streets in his debut film, Boys

Prakash Raj surprised audiences by performing a full-frontal nude sequence in the Telugu action film Ongole Githa

Kamal Haasan shot a naked scene in the film Aalavandhan for a prison sequence depicting his character's psychological confinement

Vijay Deverakonda posed completely naked behind a strategically placed bouquet of roses in a poster for Liger

Rajkummar Rao also went completely bare for a custody-torture sequence in the National Award-winning biographical film Shahid. He had also shot a nude scene in his film Omerta, which was chopped off by the censor board
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