Bipasha Basu's best Hindi films to stream on OTT

Bipasha Basu has left a varied filmography waiting to be explored; how many of her movies have you watched so far?

Bipasha Basu

Bipasha Basu, who had started her Bollywood career with a sensuous role like Jism, was on a big break from the industry. She now hopes to make a comeback, and has hinted at doing so with the help of OTT. While Bipasha looks at exploring a whole new world, she has left an array of films that you can explore at your fingertips.

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Best Bipasha Basu films you can watch now

Jism

Imagine working in a movie like Jism at the beginning of your career. Bipasha Basu did that and instantly became the talk of the town, and rightly so. Her chemistry with John Abraham, especially, is undeniable. Or should we rather say, “Jadoo Hai, Nasha Hai?”

Alone

By the time Alone released, Bipasha had not only mastered sensuous roles but was also exploring the horror genre. Alone is one that blends both the worlds. The bonus, again, is her chemistry with real-life husband, Karan Singh Grover.

Aakrosh

Bipasha Basu, in particular, plays an important role in Aakrosh. She helps with an investigation even when her own life is at stake. Slightly dramatic but Aakrosh can be considered one of the actress' best performances out there.

Barsaat

This time around, Bipasha plays the second fiddle in a love story. She is seen in the role of Anna, who has mistakenly come in between childhood sweethearts. The Hindi adaptation of Sweet Home Alabama is a sweet tale retold and the actors bring forth the innocence required from the characters.

Players

Even though the movie was an utter flop at the Box Office, Players does have a fan-following today. The movie comes from the makers of Race (also starring Bipasha in an important role), Abbas-Mustan. Players is a heist film but like you can expect, things are not as simple as just a heist. There’s chase, deceit and all that comes with a classic Abbas-Mustan film, only this is not Race.

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