Dino Morea has revealed that the breakup with Bipasha Basu was very tough. The two actors met via a common friend and fell in love with each other. They started to date in 1996 but parted ways during the filming of their 2002 movie, Raaz.

In a recent interview, Dino recalled his breakup with Bipasha and admitted that it was him who decided to part ways. He also revealed that the actress was finding it very difficult to cope with the situation and that it was not easy for them to shoot for Raaz right after their breakup.
“Jab Raaz ke dauran, we were breaking up, Bipasha and me, and to be honest, it was me who was breaking up with Bipasha because we had some issues. So she found it very tough, and I was seeing her every day on the set. She was upset. It was very, very tough at that point for me to see someone I care about so much," Dino Morea told Pinkvilla.
 

“Humne already alag alag raasta chun liya tha. Humne koshish bhi ki to fix it par wo fix nahi ho ra tha. And I moved on (We had already chosen different paths, and though we tried to work things out, it just wasn’t happening. Eventually, I moved on)," the actor continued.

Dino further mentioned that even though it was tough for them to part ways, they knew that time would heal everything. “We were both upset, but we had to go separate ways. We had to. It was very tough, but nothing can heal anything more than time. Time heals everything. Time heals everything; you just have to let it pass," he said.

“Uss dauran bahut hi mushkil hai but ispe hamesha vishwas rakho ki samay ke saath sab thik ho jata hai. (That phase was extremely difficult, but I truly believe that with time, everything falls into place.) The Empire actor added.

Dino concluded by saying that over the years, the bitterness between them disappeared, and they became good friends. “We became the best of friends after that. That moment is very tough; it’s like anger, emotions, rage, but time will make you understand that it was a moment. Ly enjoy that person, and she enjoysem,e so let’s be friends at least," he concluded.