She’s for real... pulling off glamorous to deglam roles with equal elan. Bipasha Basu in a freewheeling chat. Do you consider being part of a Rituparno venture an achievement, a milestone or just another film in your careergraph? All my films are very important. I don’t create a regional or language bias when it comes to work. And it isn’t about arthouse or commercial cinema. I’m passionate about films. Shob Charitro Kalponik is very dear to me because it is a film in my mother tongue. My parents had for long, wanted me to do a Bengali venture and I’m proud of this project. Rituparno is a genius who has extracted the best in me. I am very critical about my work. But I liked what I saw here. The film was screened at the Panorama section of the Durban Film Festival. In fact, it’s perhaps the first-ever premiere for a Bengali film in the African continent... I’ve not been part of the festival circuit. It is a zone that I have not experienced. It is Rituparno’s credibility to have pulled i