Overview
- Bipasha Basu revealed she faced strong opposition, including from her manager, for taking on the bold role in Jism due to its adult content.
- The 2003 film became a critical and commercial success, redefining Bollywood's portrayal of women and launching John Abraham's career.
- Basu credits Jism with breaking stereotypes, allowing female actors to explore complex, negative roles, and influencing fashion trends in India.
- The actress reflected on the film's lasting impact on her career and Bollywood, calling it a 'path-breaking' project.
- After focusing on family, Bipasha has hinted at a return to acting, expressing interest in new projects and modern storytelling formats.