Actress Bipasha Basu's last film Aa Dekhen Zara opposite Neil Nitin Mukesh bombed at the box office. But Bipasha has quiet a few films in her kitty. Bipasha got talking about her forthcoming films and also about her favourite traveling companion.
Who is that one person you would love to travel with?
I travel with my assistant Pasha and my hair stylist Madhuri Nakle all the time, so I would pick them as my most favourite travelling companions because it's my little family I travel with.
You have All the Best and Pankh in the pipeline this year, so what can we expect this year from your forthcoming films?
I think Pankh is an art house film. It will definitely have a niche audience. It's a very heart wrenching film and is quite a shocking story and I love it. Then there is Lamha it's about the current day situation in Kashmir in which I play a Kashmiri girl. Lamha is again a very nice story and is very beautifully written. It has lovely music. Rahul Dholakia and Sanjay Dutt are fab. All my co-stars - Anupam Kher, Kunal Kapoor - have done fabulously in it.
All the Best is like No Entry. It's a situational comedy and it's crazy. You will be laughing your guts out from the word go. It's a good mix, I am having fun with all of it.
In Pankh you are working with a debutant director, so was it any different from working with other established ones? And are you playing 11 different exciting roles in Pankh? And was it something you suggested or was it the director?
My director is a little eccentric, he is a little mad and that is the word for Sudipto. He is an eccentric Bengali man with a crazy mind to come up with a script like that. And at the same time he had this wild imagination about how my character is going to be portrayed because it's an imaginary character. She keeps on coming in this man's mind, but she isn't a real person, it's a little outlandish at times. It's very theatrical.and very new. It was very interesting for me as this was very different from the Hindi films that we do.
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