Bipasha Basu has lately been in the news more for her personal controversies than her professional life. She has been linked with actor Saif Ali Khan, there were rumours of a break-up with boyfriend John, the controversial kiss with soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo etc are some of the controversies the beautiful lass has had to face. However now the lass is extremely happy and proud that she has managed to bag not one but two Hollywood films.
Bipasha had appointed international agent Simone Sheffield who is also the international agent for Aishwarya Rai. However all the minute details of the contracts still have to be worked out and hence both Bips and her agent are silent and refuse to divulge much information. But agent Simone confirms that Bips will be doing two Hollywood films saying “Yes, Bipasha is doing not one but two good films offered by prominent Hollywood Studious.” In fact there may be some more good news and Bips may actually have a hat trick as her agent is in talks for perhaps a third Hollywood project. Well, this is quite a feat for our bollywood beauty, Bips. So while other bollywood babes have been tom toming about their prestigious Hollywood films, this gal may out beat them all with maybe three international films at one go.
Back home, Bip’s film Dhana Dhan Goal is all set for release where she will star opposite beau John Abraham after a long hiatus, no doubt her fans are anxious to see the two on-screen together again. Bips also has Abbas-Mustan’s film Race later this year. However recently the lass was down and out as she was a bit under the weather but beau John was right there by her side nursing her back to health. There have also been rumours that the makers of the international hit television series ‘Lost’ were extremely keen to cast Bips in their serial. Well the gal seems to be going places quite fast and her appearance as a host for the The Seven Wonders of The World in Lisbon brought her a lot of recognition worldwide.
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