Bipasha Basu unhappy with dubbing of Sob Charitro Kalponik

When all seems to be going fine with the dusky, cat-eyed beauty Bipasha Basu, there is some grumbling whisper from her. Her Aa Dekhen Zara is set for release and is attracting enough attention to lift hopes for a fair success, Bipasha’s Bengali film Sob Charitro Kalponik is giving her sleepless nights.

Bipasha is very dissatisfied the way dubbing of Sob Charitro Kalponik is being carried out.

Directed by Rituparno Ghosh, the film is a promising venture starring the dusky beauty. Ghosh had earlier said about the film, “I want to make a film that does her (Bipasha) proud. I genuinely believe that we haven’t seen even the tip of her talent.”

But she is upbeat about the future course of events. Busy like a hurricane promoting her upcoming Aa Dekhe Zara.

Her next film Lamhaa releases by the end of this year. In the meantime, she is to start shooting for All The Best.

Lamhaa is a very topical film about today’s Srinagar while All The Best is a comedy.

Rituparno Ghosh plays a Gay in Chhaya Chhobi

It seems, after Abhishek Bachchan and John Abraham, its Rituparno Ghosh’ turn to play a gay on the silverscreen. Abhishek and John did a beautiful gay-act in Dostana.

Now, Bengali filmmaker, Rituparno Ghosh is all set to debut as an actor with director Kaushik Ganguly's gay love story “Chhaya Chhobi”. Although Ghosh plays a director, the character is not at all inspired by him, Ganguly clarified that the character is not inspired by Ghosh's life.

Ghosh plays the role of Neel who is in love with his cameraman. But the cameraman is a bisexual and married. The movie tries to bring out loneliness and psychologically miserable life one has to live just because the society finds one’s behaviour and thought process abnormal. Ganguly wants to give a message through the film.

Raima Sen will play a researcher, while Ganguly's actor wife, Churni Ganguly, will play cameraman's spouse. The actor, who will play the cameraman, is yet to be finalised.