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May 12, 2009, 04:01 AM
Mumbai, She was ignored in part two of 2002 movie "Raaz" and now she is not in the sequel of last year's hit thriller "Race". But Bipasha Basu is not complaining and says it's a tradition in Bollywood not to repeat actresses in sequels.
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"I heard even Abbas-Mustan are not doing 'Race 2'. If the original directors are not doing the sequel, who am I? I haven't been approached for 'Race 2'. That's fine," Bipasha told IANS.
"In Bollywood, the heroines are never signed for sequels. It's a tradition. Just check the sequels. The guys get repeated. The girls don't. It's a man's world. I don't feel like a second citizen for that. When 'Raaz 2' was made everyone kept asking why I wasn't in it. But I never worried about that. No point in crying about it," she ...
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"I heard even Abbas-Mustan are not doing 'Race 2'. If the original directors are not doing the sequel, who am I? I haven't been approached for 'Race 2'. That's fine," Bipasha told IANS.
"In Bollywood, the heroines are never signed for sequels. It's a tradition. Just check the sequels. The guys get repeated. The girls don't. It's a man's world. I don't feel like a second citizen for that. When 'Raaz 2' was made everyone kept asking why I wasn't in it. But I never worried about that. No point in crying about it," she ...
More... (http://www.bollywoodworld.com/news/bwnews.php?subaction=showfull&id=1242111439&archive=)