Bipasha Basu hurt and disturbed

Bipasha Basu, who has been missing from Humshakals’ promotions all this while, finally broke her stoic silence yesterday after midnight. In a elaborate post attached to her Twitter profile, Bipasha expressed her angst and disappointment at the way things have panned out for her. Though she blamed no one in particular, she cleverly avoided Sajid Khan's name in the post. It's believed the Sajid's preferential treatment towards Tamannah created a lot of resentment among other actresses, primarily Bipasha who felt she was being given a raw deal. Here is what the actress wrote yesterday night: "This is to put an end to all the discussions around my absence for Humshakals promotions. I take full responsibility of getting into a film only on the basis of trust. But after dubbing for my character in the film, as I had professionally committed to do so I'm extremely disturbed by the end result of the same. In these circumstances I didn't know how to promote a film with all honesty and that's why I thought it was better to stay away. I am confident that the film will be true to it's genre and will be a full entertainer because of the people involved. I wish fox star studios who I have had my biggest hit with Raaz 3 and vashu ji who is a fantastic producer all the best. Wish all my co stars Saif, Riteish, Tamannah, Esha and the technicians best of luck. Sometimes, certain journeys cannot be completed and this is one of them - no one to be blamed, combination of things that made me disrupt my journey." Read between the lines and it is not hard to deduce that Bipasha is upset with Sajid Khan. It can only be inferred from the post that perhaps portions of her role got snipped at the editing table which made the actress hop mad. Bipasha further wrote on her Twitter account that it's not the movie but the role that disappointed her. 'As an actor, your role can disappoint you at time..it's my role that I am not very happy with." Well, experience makes people wiser. We are sure Bipasha would adopt the policy, 'once bitten, twice shy' henceforth.