Last week, Bollywood siren Bipasha Basu was fretting on twitter about a possible box-office clash with her boyfriend John Abraham on October 14. But the potentially explosive situation seems to have reached an anti-climactic finish.The reason? News has just trickled in that John Abraham-starrer ‘Jhootha Hi Sahi’s release has been pushed by a week to October 21, making Basu`s honour-killing drama, ‘Aakrosh’, next week`s strong solo release.
‘I have just heard John`s ‘Jhootha Hi Sahi’ has been pushed by a week,’ Basu told tabloid adding more, ‘So yeah, we are not going to clash at the box-office for the first time in nine years like I thought. Frankly, I am relieved in some ways but you know what-- I am not a person who gets overly stressed about my films or its release.’The split-proof couple, who have been going steady for eight years, also admit that it`s their varied personalities that make them click.One of their biggest strengths is that they know they are different human beings with different temperaments. They may do the same work but their approaches to films are very different. ‘For instance, I am clinical about my releases but John gets quite emotional about it-- a bit too emotional maybe,’ says Basu, chuckling at her own observation about her long-time boyfriend who has featured in hits including ‘Dostana’ and ‘Jism’.So does this box-office clash scenario spell a trouble in paradise? They feel, absolutely not. There was never any stress between them regarding this at all. They find the situation refreshingly new. They hope is that both the films do well.
‘I have just heard John`s ‘Jhootha Hi Sahi’ has been pushed by a week,’ Basu told tabloid adding more, ‘So yeah, we are not going to clash at the box-office for the first time in nine years like I thought. Frankly, I am relieved in some ways but you know what-- I am not a person who gets overly stressed about my films or its release.’The split-proof couple, who have been going steady for eight years, also admit that it`s their varied personalities that make them click.One of their biggest strengths is that they know they are different human beings with different temperaments. They may do the same work but their approaches to films are very different. ‘For instance, I am clinical about my releases but John gets quite emotional about it-- a bit too emotional maybe,’ says Basu, chuckling at her own observation about her long-time boyfriend who has featured in hits including ‘Dostana’ and ‘Jism’.So does this box-office clash scenario spell a trouble in paradise? They feel, absolutely not. There was never any stress between them regarding this at all. They find the situation refreshingly new. They hope is that both the films do well.
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