Bipasha sticks to jism

Bipasha sticks to jism
Wednesday, January 22, 2003 10:24 IST
By Santa Banta News Network

There were some who didn`t quite approve about the `erotic` scenes in the film `Jism` but sexy Bipasha argues that those were scenes that were narrative in their own way and necessary to keep the story going. Knowing exactly well, as to what she was getting into, the Basu lass claims that she doesn`t regret doing `Jism` one bit.

"In fact, these are the kind of films we need right now, something that`s different from the usual run-of-the-mill storylines," is what she has to say. "I do not regret `Jism.` In fact, I am happy that it happened to me." Well, so much for sticking to what you choose to take up. Bravo!

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