Bipasha Basu, Daughter Devi Twin In Matching Dupattas As They Visit Gurudwara
Bipasha Basu and Karan Singh Grover met on the set of their horror movie Alone in 2015. After dating for a while, the couple married in a Bengali wedding ceremony on April 30, 2016. Six years later, they welcomed a baby girl in November 2022. For the unversed, Devi was diagnosed with a ventricular septal defect (VSD), a condition characterised by holes in the heart. At just three months old, she underwent open-heart surgery to repair the defect. Her parents have often spoken about how bravely Devi fought at the hospital.
Regarding her professional life, Bipasha has been away from acting for quite some time. Her last appearance was in the 2020 crime thriller miniseries, Dangerous, which premiered on the OTT platform MX Player. Directed by Bhushan Patel, the show also starred Karan Singh Grover, Sonali Raut, and Suyyash Rai in key roles. Her last film appearance was in the 2015 horror film Alone, where she played a dual role.
Discussing her potential return to the entertainment industry, she told ETimes, 'I went against the tide always. And it's always worked for me. So, I do believe that you have to live your life. The work and your life have to kind of be in balance. Mine is not right now. It's my baby, my baby, my baby. But it is going to come. I think it is the right time. I will do it."
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