“It was a serious, issue-based film…”
“…where I hardly got to wear even a pair of jeans.” Minissha Lamba on her first film, Yahaan.
One sincerely hopes she got to wear something.
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And here’s Bipasha Basu talking to CNN-IBN’s Anuradha SenGupta:
Bipasha Basu: Being a model, I knew what fashion was. But looking at some of the outfits that I wore in my first film Ajnabee, I sometimes say “Oh my god! What am I wearing? What is kind of make-up was I wearing in that film?”(CNN-IBN really needs to proofread its transcripts)I was asked to wear a dark-coloured lipstick, which does not suits me at all. Now when I look back, I realise all these things.
Anuradha SenGupta: So, you keep looking back at your work? That is like having a critically eye.
Bipasha Basu: Yes, I do that all the time.
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Meanwhile, one of the conspiracy theories floating around about Omkara’s supposed lukewarm run at the box-office is that women are being paid to walk out of the film. Well, I’ve seen the film twice already (we managed to see it yesterday evening, during a short window in the downpour - yesss) and I didn’t see anything, uh, incriminating. The sense of dramatic intrigue getting to the Omkara team, maybe? Anyway, this time I liked the film even more.
What more do you expect? Nailpolish shades and matching shoes and designer dresses means world to them, at least for most of them.
Comment by Sneha — August 7, 2006 @ 6:36 pm
Sneha :)
Comment by Uma — August 9, 2006 @ 8:30 am