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Bipasha Looks Back At 'Special Year' 2015

Darpan News Desk IANS, 31 Dec, 2015 11:46 AM
  • Bipasha Looks Back At 'Special Year' 2015
Actress Bipasha Basu says the year gone by was special to her as it made her more patient and happy.
 
The actress didn't have many film releases in 2015, but she's still content.
 
"2015 has been a very special year. It's made me more content, patient, understanding, loving, trusting and above all happy," Bipasha, who last featured in "Alone" with Karan Singh Grover earlier this year, tweeted on the New Year's eve on Thursday.
 
Actor Tusshar Kapoor also found 2015 exciting and more. "2015 you were exciting, adventurous, sexy, busy, inspiring and enlightening. But you've been a test at every step! 2016 I want results now."

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