Says the sultry Bipasha Basu, who has no qualms with the issue of homosexuality
Says the sultry Bipasha Basu, who has no qualms with the issue of homosexuality
Seems, it has become fashionable to be with them when they step out. We are talking about the queer community that is stepping out of the closet more boldly than ever and and the sudden rush of celebrities to
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How to keep the curves: Bipasha Basu shows off her fitness routine during the launch of a new workout programme at Hotel Le Meridien in New Delhi on Wednesday.u00a0
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Bollywood damsel Celina Jaitley, who is a strong supporter of homosexual rights, has found a friend in the Bong beauty Bipasha Basu. "We are born with certain natural preferences which we can't deny. No one can dictate what is good or bad for a person's sexual experience. It is an individual choice,'' said Basu.
"I have many homosexual friends and I believe they should do whatever they feel is correct. We are no one to judge their prerogatives. At the end of the day, they are human beings too,'' added Bips, who is a part of a film on the same subject.
Elaborating on her role in the controversial film Pankh by Sudipto Chattopadhyay, the dusky beauty said, "The movie features a boy who goes through the trauma of gender confusion. It revolves around a child who plays a female artist and becomes very popular.
But later when he grows up, he wants to be launched as a hero. In the film, we have delved more into the issue of the confused state of mind rather than homosexuality."
About her other upcoming projects, Basu said, "I have in my kitty Lamha in which I am essaying the role of a Kashmiri girl and a comedy flick called All the Best. Apart from these, I am working on Rituparno Ghosh's Bengali film Shab Choritro Kalpanik and on my first English movie Chimer opposite Billy Zane."
