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Bipasha Basu at the Inauguration of an Audi Showroom in Mumbai

German luxury car manufacturer, Audi on Wednesday (8th sep 2010) announced the opening of its new showroom in Mumbai displaying a range of cars.

Present at the inauguration were Michael Perschke, head of Audi India, Anand Rao, managing director of Audi Mumbai and bollywood actor Bipasha Basu, a proud owner of the Audi Q7

Bipasha Basu Poses at the Opening of an Audi Showroom in Mumbai

Bipasha Basu at the opening of an Audi Showroom in Mumbai

Bipasha Basu at an Audi Showroom Inauguration in Mumbai

Bipasha Basu at the launch of an Audi Showroom in Mumbai

Bipasha Basu poses at an Audi showroom in Mumbai on September 8, 2010.

Bipasha Basu at an Audi show room in Mumbai on September 8, 2010.

The Audi model range in the new showroom includes Audi A4, Audi A6, Audi A8, Audi Q5, Audi Q7, Audi TT and the sports car Audi R8.

'India is a key growth market for Audi in the region. Audi is focused on strengthening its national footprint to 18 locations by end of 2011 to cater to the fast growing demand for luxury automobiles in India,' said Andre Konsbruck, executive director region overseas, AUDI AG after the inauguration of the showroom.

Spread over a total area of 18,000 sq.ft., the showroom is Audi's tenth in India and the first in Mumbai. The display area can accommodate 12 Audi cars and will display the entire model range of Audi cars available in India.

Audi Mumbai West will also house an Audi Shop and the Audi Exclusive Elements, where customers can order customised products and purchase a variety of Audi branded merchandise.

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MS Dhoni's Wedding With Sakshi Was Planned Says Bipasha Basu

Contrary to rumours that cricketer Dhoni decided to get married on the spur of the moment Bipasha Basu, a close friend of the cricketer, says the wedding was planned from months in advance.

Says Bipasha, "The wedding on Sunday night was all planned. But no one was supposed to know about it. Whatever the truth, we must all be happy for the couple. It's party time!"

Complete Coverage of Dhoni's Wedding News and Photos >>

Alas, Bipasha's party for Dhoni's wedding would have to wait. She is shooting in the back of the beyond and couldn't join her boyfriend John Abraham for Dhoni's wedding.

Says the saddened actress, "I couldn't go for the wedding because I'm shooting in Diu for Priyadarshan's Aakrosh. But John is there. He's back on Monday. I'll celebrate with Dhoni and his wife when they return to Mumbai."

Bipasha Basu at the IIFA Awards 2010 in a Saree

Bipasha Basu wore an orange colour saree for the IIFA Awards 2010 function in Colombo. She was photographed on the green carpet at IIFA.

Kangna Ranaut, Bipasha Basu & Zarine Khan Return/Returning From the IIFA Awards 2010 in Colombo, Sri Lanka

Bipasha Basu and Kangna Ranaut were photographed along with a host of other bollywood celebrities/Actors at the Mumbai airport on Sunday, 6th June 2010 as they returned from the IIFA Awards function (IIFA 2010) held in Colombo, Sri Lanka.

Kangana Ranaut Returning from IIFA 2010.

Kangana Ranaut at the Mumbai Airport on her return from IIFA

Bipasha-Basu Returning from IIFA 2010

Aftab Shivdasani on return from IIFA 2010

Chunky Pande Returning from IIFA 2010 in Colombo Sri Lanka on Sunday June 6th 2010

Diya Mirza Returning from IIFA 2010 on 6th June 2010

Fardeen Khan with his wife Natasha at Mumbai Airport on return from IIFA 2010

Irrfan Khan Returning from IIFA 2010

Jackie Bhagnani Returning from IIFA 2010

Neil Nitin Mukesh with his father at the Airport Returning from IIFA 2010

Rajkumar Hirani Returning from IIFA 2010

Rajkumar Hirani and Dia Mirza Returning from IIFA 2010

Sanjay Dutt and Anil Kapoor Returning from IIFA 2010

Sharman Joshi Returning from IIFA 2010

Shiamak Davar Returning from IIFA 2010

Sophie Choudry Returning from IIFA 2010

Vatsal Seth Returning from IIFA 2010

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Bipasha Basu at the Launch of the Y-50 Winncom Mobile Phone in New Delhi

Bollywood actor Bipasha Basu smiles during the launch of the Y-50 Winncom mobile phone in New Delhi, India, Tuesday, June 1, 2010.

Bollywood actor Bipasha Basu holds the Y-50 Winncom mobile phone at its launch in New Delhi, India, Tuesday, June 1, 2010. The Y-50 QWERTY phone is priced in India for Rs. 4500 (US $98).

Bipasha Basu, Sushmita Sen and Other Stars at IPL 2010

Lalit Modi with Sushmita Sen arriving during the 2010 DLF Indian Premier League T20 group stage match between Deccan Chargers and Mumbai Indians played at DY Patil Stadium on March 28, 2010 in Mumbai, India.

Actor Bipasha Basu during the 2010 IPL T20 match between Mumbai Indians and Chennai Super Kings played at Brabourne Stadium on March 25, 2010 in Mumbai.

Mahima Chaudhry, Sophia Chaudhry and Suhel Seth with friend during the 2010 DLF IPL match between Mumbai Indians and Kolkata Knight Riders played at Brabourne Stadium on March 22, 2010 in Mumbai.

Malaika Arora Khan.

Actress Mugdha Godse during the IPL match between the Deccan Chargers and the Kolkata Knight Riders played at DY Patil Stadium on March 12, 2010 in Mumbai.

Juhi Chawla, co-owner of Kolkata Knight Riders and Bollywood actress, during the IPL match between the Kolkata Knight Riders and Royal Challengers Bangalore played at Eden Gardens on March 14, 2010 in Kolkata.

Shilpa Shetty and Raj Kundra of the Rajasthan Royals acknowledge Preity Zinta co-owner of the Kings XI Punjab after the Rajasthan Royals defeated the Kings XI Punjab after the 2010 DLF IPL T20 match between Kings XI Punjab and Rajasthan Royals played at the Punjab Cricket Association Stadium.

Mana Shetty and Suniel Shetty during the 2010 DLF IPL match between Mumbai Indians and Chennai Super Kings played at Brabourne Stadium on March 25, 2010 in Mumbai.

Farhan Akhtar, Atul Kasbekar and Kunal Kapoor during the 2010 DLF Indian Premier League T20 group stage match between Mumbai Indians and Chennai Super Kings played at Brabourne Stadium on March 25, 2010 in Mumbai.

Bollywood actress Celina Jaitley with Lalit Modi at an event to promote IPL.

Shah Rukh Khan and Arjun Rampal attend IPL 2010 After Nights Party at the Trident Hotel on March 12, 2010 in Mumbai.

Actress Kangna Ranaut during the 2010 DLF Indian Premier League T20 group stage match between Kolkata Knight Riders and Chennai Super Kings played at played at Eden Gardens in Kolkata.

Priyanka Chopra gives an interview at the IPL Nights after party following match between the Kolkata Knight Riders and Royal Challengers Bangalore at the ITC Sonar Bangla Hotel on March 14, 2010 in Kolkata.

Siddharth Mallya with Katrina Kaif during the 2010 DLF Indian Premier League T20 group stage match between the Kolkata Knight Riders and Royal Challengers Bangalore played at Eden Gardens on March 14, 2010 in Kolkata.

An Interview WIth Bipasha Basu

Aa Dekhen Zara is a romantic thriller, but we see you throwing Neil Nitin Mukesh off the roof in the trailor.
(Laughs) John's (Abraham) mother asked me, "Are you the villain?" I told her, "Aunty, you'll have to see the film." I get that reaction a lot. I have played the villain before so people are free to assume what they like.

But I can throw Neil like that very easily. I told him, 'Don't take pangas with me or I'll do it for real.' I also threw Saif (Ali Khan) off in Race, so I'm getting a reputation. In the film, you move ahead because of a camera Neil's character inherits. It's a simple story with no logic and yet it's treated against a real background and no gimmicks.

Neil told us he loves you both, but John's a darling and…
I'm a tyrant. I know I read that. I asked him, 'What did you say that for? Now everyone's calling, asking me how I'm a tyrant.'

At the beginning of Aa Dekhen Zara's shoot, everyone was relatively new. There wasn't that one thread holding the film together. Everyone needed a shaking-up, so yes, I became the villain for the first week. My director (Jehangir Surti) is so sweet and harmless that I told him to start cracking the whip. My director of photography Jehangir Chowdhury was one strong man, so both of us got some discipline on the sets.

So they started teasing you.
No, they were too scared to even do that! (Grins) The tyrant word is just coming out now. Neil supported me though in that.

So what would you label him?
Neil is a number. He's a sweet, over-excited guy who knows his job. He has a sound knowledge of filmmaking. He becomes something else on screen.
And he called John a darling… Let me tell you, Neil would be in a state of shock if he got to know the real John. (Laughs) John shows the face he wants to show. I know that best! Yes, I can be brutally honest or scare people, but that's me.

Raaz 2 released — did you catch it?
I love the songs, but I'm not curious to see it now. I haven't seen so many films I wanted to. I really like (director) Mohit Suri and wished him well before Raaz 2's release. I wanted to see it then, but now, no time.

So much has been made of size zero. What do you feel? Everyone thinks of Bipasha Basu as curvaceous.
Everyone has a certain body type. What fun would there be if everyone looked like the other's clone? If a girl has a petite bone structure, then you can achieve that size zero. I like to swing between athletic and curvaceous. I don't aspire to attain size zero because I'm too tall and would look too gawky. In the west, young girls diet trying to get that look, get anorexic, bulimic. But I wouldn't condemn anyone if they are a particular size, as long as they achieve it healthily.

When I go to the gym, I get a million compliments, but the moment I turn my back, people say, "It's unnatural. She must have done something." They don't see the two hours I put in, regardless of whether I had a 16-hour workday. I read in a publication that during Bachna Ae Haseeno, I did a tummy tuck. Why would I do that? (Laughs) I was so thin. It's ridiculous and gives the wrong idea to those who want to get fit. People then go for these short-cuts that can actually mess up your lives.

You're doing a Hollywood movie called Chaimera with Billy Zane?
That's not happening for now. If we work out everything, I'll make an announcement.

Bachna Ae Haseeno didn't do great, but you walked away with all the praise.
It was a difficult role. Ranbir (Kapoor) is so sweet and I felt bad being nasty to him! I can't be that way in real life because I'm too simple. That sham crumbles. I'm happy that everybody, wherever I've gone, has only nice things to say to me about my performance in Bachna.

You had problems shooting Lamha in Kashmir. All sorted?
Yes, it's fabulous, a film I'm so proud of. The problem was only in the first schedule at Kashmir. The people then were so restless and mistrustful of us. It became worse when they shot a scene using a fake AK-47 in a marketplace.

After that, when we went to shoot at Anantnag, my hairdresser and me were the only two women on the unit. The CRPF jawans there kept teasing me, 'Bipasha, zara chehra toh dikhaeeye, smile dijiye. Picture mein bahut smile karti ho.' One wanted to marry me! After seven days, I told my director, 'I'm leaving; I'll come back when things are under control.' I had fought with my parents and gone to shoot in Kashmir. They've never discouraged me; become a model, join movies, travel abroad, okay. But this shoot in Kashmir, they said, 'Bonnie, you can't.' I spoke to Sanju (Dutt), who reached the next day and packed up the unit. The next schedule, we were better prepared and it all got sorted.

It's Women's Day today. What do you love most about being a woman?
I don't ever want to be a man. There's a song by Beyonce (Knowles) If I were a boy, it would be just for one day. I wouldn't even want that. I'd have to be heartless. It's not their fault, they're made like that. They can't think like us. They're ineffective in time management. They can't balance their parents, lovers and work together. No man has mastered it, not even my father who's obsessed with his wife.

Men are like babies when it comes to their women. Their true, rainbow colours come out before their women. I don't want to be that. I like to smile always; at work, with my parents or boyfriend. It's not an obligation. Even if I work 20 hours a day, I would have the energy for my family or boyfriend. And women don't crib as much as men — for them, the world is always falling apart. I'm in control and have my priorities crystal clear and give them equal attention.

You've been in a relationship with John Abraham so long.
Eight years. We even crossed the seven-year itch.

What's the secret of a long-term relationship?
Patience! Lots of it. Every year has its own charm. The first three years is the attraction and going crazy over each other. After that, you decide if you want to be with that person. By then, you're hopelessly in love. There's habit, attachment, companionship, attraction, trust, protectiveness. Every year, you have more problems but if you want to be together, you fight them. Forgive and forget.

Men especially take women more for granted. But remind your partner not to. I've been good at telling him that. If you can't live without that person, don't take them for granted. Also, give each other lots of space; don't do everything together.

So as a couple in the spotlight, are you conscious of your body language?
If we're fighting and don't want to be lovey dovey, we're cool. I'm in an eight-year relationship — I have a right to fight with my boyfriend! We don't hold hands in public anyways. We're over that. We hold hands in private. It doesn't matter what people think. It won't last if people control it.

In the eight years together, were there any that were more difficult than the others?
Two years back was tough on me as a woman. But I'm very strong and secure in a relationship. That keeps us going.

Into the mind of a woman
Your current obsession: Workouts! (Laughs) All kinds — pilates, yoga and my favourite, weight training.

One subject that everyone turns to Bipasha as the expert: Other people think they can ask me anything glamorous, fashionable or even as a gamer or a planner. But I think I'm up for emotional, sensitive roles with less inhibitions.

The greatest actor of your generation: I love Sean Penn. He's fabulous in everything. In India, if I have to choose, probably Aamir Khan. He puts in a lot of thought.

The most wonderful film you saw recently: Hmmm, I saw Slumdog Millionaire last that was nice, but not out of the world. It should have been made more for an Indian audience to open them up to our poverty. Because it exists. Everyone's criticising how it shows India in a bad light. But when we land in Mumbai, we see slums. We see beggars at traffic signals. This movie will at least bring in some charity.

The one civic sense you wish people had: Oh I wish people would stop spitting! I've had so many fights. I've yelled at taxi drivers. I recently saw this amazingly dressed woman in a Honda Civic do the same thing. That was the end of it for me.

The one thing that's unforgivably rude in Bipasha's book: I've always been around chivalrous men. So it gets me angry when men rush forward to help me at an airport just because I'm an actor and ignore senior citizens. We need to be nicer to old people.