The Bong-beauty, Bipasha Basu is all set to stun her fans with nine sizzling avatars in her forthcoming movie opposite debutant actor Maradona Rebello titled ‘Pankh’.

Bipasha took personal interest in her looks for the nine roles by following the costume designers, Rocky S and Gavin Miguel closely.

Bips plays the role of Maradona Robello’s imagination in the movie and so whatever feelings the lead protagonist encounters, her character changes accordingly.

“If the boy is feeling aggressive, Bipasha's look is also aggressive. If he is in an erotic mood, her avatar too transforms into an erotic one. Her nine looks cover the entire gamut of emotions,” informs director Sudipto Chattopadhyay.

Bips copies Hollywood divas
Two out of the nine looks that Bipasha dons in the movie are remodeled on Hollywood babes, Sophia Loren and Liza Minelli.

The director says, “Bipasha was receptive to all the ideas unlike most other heroines. I think our Bong connection helped me strike a chord with her.”

“In fact, she came up with a reference to Jennifer Lopez for one of her avatars,” he adds.

When asked about her looks in the movie, the sultry actor remarked that ‘creating such different looks brought out her quirky self.’

About ‘Pankh’
Produced by Sanjay Gupta’s White Feather Entertainment, the movie also stars Mahesh Manjrekar, Lillette Dubey, Ronit Roy, Sanjeeda Sheikh and Amit Purohit.

The movie is a narrative of rare phenomenon on the silver screen and revolves around ‘ego’s’ and ‘alter ego’s’ of the characters.

The director of the much talked about movie reveals, “I think PANKH is mainly an urban film. The theme that we have touched in this film identifies more with the sensibilities of the urban dwellers.”

“May be in a few rural areas the film might be appealing. But, I have always maintained that this film touches upon a subject that is way different that you see in usual mainstream films,” he goes on.

The movie is finally set to hit the theaters on April 2 which falls on Good Friday. The director feels it is a lucky day for the movie owing to its Christian background.