Ameesha Patel, who is currently promoting Gadar 2, is hogging headlines not just for her upcoming film but also beyond controversies. Earlier this month, Patel broke silence on the controversy over her comment on Bipasha Basu and why she would have in no way accomplished a movie like Jism. She said her comment changed into no longer in a terrible flavor in opposition to anyone.It all began in 2005 whilst Bipasha Basu gave a befitting reply to Patel’s remark about Jism on Karan Johar’s show Koffee With Karan. Basu had said Patel changed into too petite, too small to carry, and her frame is inaccurate. For the ones unversed, Patel had stated she could have by no means finished a film like Jism and also body-shamed Bipasha over her ‘large hips.’

In the viral video of Bipasha Basu within the Koffee With Karan episode, the actor stated, “Ameesha does not own a frame that she will do a movie like ‘Jism’. I will by no means cast Ameesha in that film. She is just too petite. For a movie like Jism, a lady with a complete package is wanted. Not most effective the frame, however you must also have personality. Her whole body is wrong. She will now not healthy in Jism.”

Cut to 2023, Ameesha Patel spread out approximately the controversy again in 2005. During an interview with Bollywood Hungama, the Gadar 2 actor stated, "I nevertheless stand by using what I say. I do not assume Basic Instinct is a terrible movie. Sharon Stone is a goddess. Jism turned into a superb movie with great music and exquisite performances. All I am pronouncing is why Bipasha? I am now not at ease being a Sharon Stone. I assume it takes guts to be there, be ambitious physically. I may be known as horny and warm. Am I that secure with that amount of boldness and skin display on screen, I am no longer."

On the work front, Bipasha Basu is currently on a break from appearing and taking part in motherhood with daughter Mishti. She become ultimate visible in Welcome to New York. Meanwhile, Ameesha Patel is returning to the massive display with Sunny Deol for Gadar 2.