Doyel
Dhawan
was
almost
glued
to
Bipasha
Basu
like
a
child
would
be
with
her
mother
on
the
sets
of
Aatma
and
the
actress
confesses
that
the
experience
made
her
realise
that
motherhood
is
the
best
feeling.
"She
(Doyel)
was
very
attached
to
me.
She
would
be
with
me,
sit
with
me
and
eat
with
me.
It's
tough
to
be
a
mom,
but
it'll
be
the
best
feeling.
The
film
taught
me
that
the
best
thing
a
woman
can
have
is
a
child," she
said
in
a
group
interview.
Aatma
has
been
a
fantastic
experience
for
Bipasha,
who
was
last
seen
in
Race
2
and
Raaz
3.
"It
has
evolved
me
more
as
a
human
being.
There
are
very
few
roles
which
help
you
form
a
connect.
Aatma
helps
you
understand
the
value
of
parental
attachments,"
she
said.
"It
also
makes
you
understand
that
sometimes
we
stay
in
a
relationship
in
the
name
of
love,
children
and
society.
But
is
it
really
worth
it
to
be
in
an
abusive
relationship?"
Directed
by
Suparn
Verma,
the
horror
thriller
also
stars
Nawazuddin
Siddiqui.
This
is
the
first
time
Bipasha
has
shared
screen
space
with
the
actor,
known
for
giving
excellent
performances
in
Gangs
of
Wasseypur
and
Kahaani.
"Nawaz
and
I
have
a
give
and
take
relationship.
We
both
don't
like
to
do
more
than
three
takes.
We
both
like
to
do
full
scenes
in
one
go
and
not
bit
by
bit.
We
used
to
plan
it
out,
rehearse
and
do
a
master.
Very
rarely
actors
in
India
want
to
do
that,"
she
said.
The
actress
really
liked
him
in
Sujoy
Ghosh
directed
thriller
Kahaani.
"If
you
put
all
my
co-stars
together,
Nawaz
is
by
far
the
best.
I
saw
Kahaani
when
there
was
no
hype
around
it.
I
asked
Sujoy
at
that
time
who
the
bad
cop
was
(in
the
film)?
I
only
remembered
him
in
the
film.
So
when
Suparn
told
me,
I
said
go
for
it,"
she
said.
Every
scene
with
Nawazuddin
has
been
"amazing",
said
the
actress
and
added,
"There
was
good
energy
on
the
set."
For
her,
the
film
is
much
more
than
a
horror
film.
"It
is
a
well-rounded
human
drama.
So
it
is
not
just
a
horror
film.
I
don't
like
it
when
people
look
down
on
horror
films.
This
film
has
so
much
more
in
terms
of
content
than
any
other
horror
films
made
so
far,"
she
said.
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