Her bold photoshoot was for the cover of Maxim magazine
Bollywood's ladies are certainly getting bolder. Soon after Mandira Bedi posed topless for Vogue magazine's Indian edition, we now have Bipasha Basu doing the same on the cover of Maxim magazine for its January 2011 issue.
Bipasha, of course, is no stranger to bold shoots and scenes. From 'Jism' to an ad for New York Lotto where she appeared topless that was shot in the 90s (and hit the Internet in 2010), she's been known to be comfortable showing off her bod.
When the New York Lotto topless video surfaced, Bipasha said that she was very young when she did the ad (she was living in the US in 1999 when it was shot) and that she didn't know about camera angles and hadn't even seen what had been shot.
Bipasha also said that her boyfriend John Abraham thought she looked hot in the ad, and that neither he nor her parents were upset by it.
Bips had added, however, that she was a kid when she did the ad and that she wouldn't have done something like this as a grown woman because it's not part of the culture in India. Bit of a change of policy there for Bips with the topless magazine cover we see.
Bipasha, of course, is no stranger to bold shoots and scenes. From 'Jism' to an ad for New York Lotto where she appeared topless that was shot in the 90s (and hit the Internet in 2010), she's been known to be comfortable showing off her bod.
When the New York Lotto topless video surfaced, Bipasha said that she was very young when she did the ad (she was living in the US in 1999 when it was shot) and that she didn't know about camera angles and hadn't even seen what had been shot.
Bipasha also said that her boyfriend John Abraham thought she looked hot in the ad, and that neither he nor her parents were upset by it.
Bips had added, however, that she was a kid when she did the ad and that she wouldn't have done something like this as a grown woman because it's not part of the culture in India. Bit of a change of policy there for Bips with the topless magazine cover we see.
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