Mika Singh regrets producing Bipasha Basu’s film, says he could’ve bought a Rolls Royce instead: ‘Better than burning my money’

Reflecting on his experience, Mika said, “As a producer, I made a really good film with a big star cast. Obviously, Bipasha Basu is a huge name. So if I, a newcomer producer, could sign such big stars and make a movie, it shows I’m a good producer. We shot for 50 days in London. Our director, Vikram Bhatt, wrote the story. Bhushan Patel, who directed Alone, the film featuring Karan and Bipasha, was also involved. Since it had been five years since Alone released, I thought if Karan Singh Grover agreed to do my film, it would be great. He’s a good-looking guy, and his film Hate Story 3 was a superhit, so he agreed to work with me. But I’m not sure how Bipasha became involved midway or what kind of rapport they shared, but it caused me a lot of loss.”

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Mika also revealed how many top stars warned him against producing films: “I’m not upset with Bipasha or Karan. I’m upset with myself. I took a reckless risk. Akshay Kumar advised me against it. Salman Khan told me that if I want to make a film, I should star in it myself. Salman said, ‘If the film hits or flops, at least you’ll be there in it. Otherwise, you’ll just cry over someone else’s hits and flops.’ So now, I’m acting in my next production. And I won’t make the same mistakes again.”

Dangerous was eventually released as a mini-web series on MX Player. Written by Vikram Bhatt and directed by Bhushan Patel, the series marked Bipasha Basu’s digital debut alongside Karan Singh Grover.

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