The sexy and hot Shilpa Shukla, who was earlier seen as the talented but stubborn and arrogant hockey player in Chak De! India is back as the sexy neighbourhood aunt in director Ajay Bahl's B.A.Pass. B.A. Pass is the story of a young small town boy who moves to Delhi to stay with his aunt and finish his college. Soon he is seduced by a mysterious married woman known to him as Sarika ‘Aunty’. Set amidst the neon-lit by lanes of Delhi’s Paharganj unfolds an erotic human drama between the two. A relationship based on lust, lies and deceit is forged. As the teenager gets more and more entrenched into his surroundings he discovers a city that thrives on corrupting even the most naive and innocent. The film which is path-breaking in its real and aesthetic filming of the lovemaking scenes, in the Indian cinema context, is based on the short story 'The Railway Aunty' by New York based Indian author Mohan Sikka. In the film, Shilpa plays the Femme fatale (an irresistibly attractive woman, especially one who leads men into danger or disaster) who rebels against her dysfunctional marriage and engages in sexual adventures. Falling for her charms is young talent Shadab Kamal, who was earlier seen as Makhan Ghoshal in Chittagong and Dr. Roy in Sugar Baby. When asked how people would relate to her role, Shilpa averred, “I don't think there will be a direct relationship with the character but the boys might relate to it as there is always this one mysterious aunty in every neighbourhood that one hears hush hush stories about, whether she actually exists or is a figment of pubescent male imagination is ambiguous.” To play a character who is the object of sexual fantasy, imagined or real was difficult, challenging and yet very exciting specially as the character was layered by subtext that suggests irreparable inner damage and cracks which she is always trying to conceal.