"I'm afraid of losing relevance, not celebrity," says actress Bipasha Basu

After being part of tubes such as Ajnabee Raaz no entry and Bachna Ae Haseeno ] it is far from the big screen for almost four years. The actress Bipasha Basu, who is now about to make a comeback with the film Aadat says fear of losing its relevance.

Asked about the risk of losing her celebrity, Bipasha told IANS by phone from Mumbai: "I've been a lucky girl and I've always respected my own rules and not the standards of the Industry, because when I started, I was called a gypsy because of the way I was … Fearing to lose fame, I do not know, but yes, fearing to lose definitive relevance. "

She said that fear existed because it involved so much investment as a person, not just as an actor.

"I'm a little afraid of losing relevance but losing celebrity, not so much, because I'm the same person as I. From the beginning … My needs were simple", said the actress, whose roles in films like Jism and Raaz have stereotyped her as a "daring" actress.

The last great film of Bipasha This release was the film of 2015 Alone . Among his other films are: Trail Forbidden Entry Corporate Omkara Dhoom 2 Goal and Race .

The 40-year-old actress, who married actor Karan Singh Grover in 2016, says her family life is always a priority for her, whether at work or in her career. His new film Aadat will bring it together again with Karan on the screen after Alone .

What has it removed from the big screen?

"I've been working at the age of 15 just after school as a model for the first three years, and from the age of 19 when I started my first film, I've been playing for a very long time I have very little time to spend with my family and After my wedding, it was the time when I found my family and I could spend a lot of time with her.It is essential to spend so much quality time with your family. parents and all your family, "she said.

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