Jism 2 coming Soon
December 22, 2008 by Arun
Filed under Bipasha Basu, John Abraham
Five years after Bipasha Basu and John Abraham scorched the screen in “Jism”, Shagufta Rafique, screenwriter for the much-hyped sequel to the film, says part two will be about infidelity and will launch three new faces with great bodies.
“Since ‘Jism’ was all about the human body and keeping up with the tradition of Vishesh Films’ launching new talent, we’ll take a completely new and absolutely raw cast for ‘Jism 2′. We’ll launch three new faces and three great bodies in three newcomers in the film, ” Rafique told over phone from Mumbai.
Released in 2003, “Jism” was an unexpected box office success and the launch vehicle of Bollywood heartthrob John. The film gave a boost to John and Bipasha’s careers and both got tagged as sex symbols.
While the first was written by Mahesh Bhatt, “Jism 2″ is being written by Rafique, who holds to her credit films like “Woh Lamhe”, “Awarapan” and box office dud “Dhokha”.
Asked about the plot of “Jism 2″, she said: “Like the previous ‘Jism’, part two will concentrate on the issue of infidelity and it will be a murder mystery. I have already started working on the film and Pooja (Bhatt) will be directing it.”
It was Bipasha’s worst day ever
December 20, 2008 by Arun
Filed under Bipasha Basu
Last Sunday was one of Bipasha’s worst days ever. On Sunday afternoon Bipasha gave all her dear ones a scare when a flying pebble lodged itself straight inside her ear, almost tearing her eardrums.
Shuddering at the bizarre turns and twists of the day Bipasha says, “We were doing a heavyduty action scene when this gravel went right inside my ear. I had to be taken to Leelavati where it had to be sucked out. ”
On the surface this doesn’t sound serious. “But it wasn’t on the surface. It went right in. And I couldn’t move because there was the danger that it would go in deeper and pierce the eardrums.
First I tried to shake it out. Then when that didn’t work I decided to let a doctor do the needful.”
Sunday being an off day no doctors were available. “The producer and director tried everything. We finally headed towards Leelavati. It was John who got an old ENT specialist-friend of his to check me out. The sweet doctor was at another hospital. But he drove down to Leelavati and at 4.30 pm he finally put me out of my misery.”
