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With no godfather in the industry, she
created her own mark in Bollywood with
films like "Pink" and "Naam Shabana".
Actress Taapsee Pannu believes that though
things are better for "outsiders in the
Hindi film industry, there is still a fair way to
go before "everything is fair and square.
"It's wonderful to see that the times have
changed and being outsiders you are
getting a decent amount of opportunities
which are better than what it was before.
"We're still not at the level where we can
say everything is fair and square. We are at
least working towards it and things have
improved from what they were. So I have
hope they're going to get better in the
future as well, Taapsee told IANS in an e-
mail interview.
Taapsee Pannu: "Everything Not Yet Fair,
Square For Outsiders In Bollywood
She wants to be remembered as someone
who was the part of the change.
"Be it in terms of female characters, be it in
terms of outsiders, just someone who was
contributing to a significant change in the
industry, said the actress.
As much as she is cementing her space in
films, Taapsee is also ensuring her fashion
game is up to the mark. She took to the
streets of Rome styled in the latest TAPSEE X
KOOVS collection against the backdrop of
the iconic Colosseum, the Trevi Fountain
and Vatican City for the brand's summer
2018 line.
On her journey in Bollywood, the actress
says she has always ensured making the
best use of the opportunities that came her
way.
"I never planned my path in Bollywood, nor
did anyone else plan anything out for me.
But one thing has been constant
whatever opportunity I got, I ensured that I
made use of it one hundred per cent.
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"Because I've realised one thing you
never know what will work and what will
not work or which moment will click and
what will not. You will probably think that's
the best thing and that will not do any good
for you. So just make sure you do your best
every moment, Taapsee said.
Taapsee, who made her acting debut with
the 2010 Telugu film "Jhummandi
Naadam, went on to appear in a number
of critically acclaimed films.
In the Hindi film industry, she was also
appreciated for her different roles in films
like "Baby", "The Ghazi Attack and the
comedy "Judwaa 2".
Is doing films of different genres
deliberate?
"Yes, it was pretty much deliberate. It still is
to an extent. In the beginning I tried to take
all sorts of roles in different categories so I
could see how my audience was enjoying
watching me. But now I have realised that
they do like to watch me in different
genres, but in roles and characters which
are very strong and in roles that represent a
modern woman.
"So now I'm experimenting with my genres
based on that.
Her kitty is currently full with films like
"Soorma", "Mulk to "Manmarziyaan".
"I judge my film choices based on the
director and then I see how much the story
has affected me when I read it or when I
hear it in the narration. Then comes how
important my role is in it, but primarily
director, script and then role, said Taapsee
when asked about what attracts her first
while deciding a film.
http://www.koimoi.com/bollywood-news/taapsee-pannu-everything-not-yet-fair-square-for-outsiders-in-bollywood/.
created her own mark in Bollywood with
films like "Pink" and "Naam Shabana".
Actress Taapsee Pannu believes that though
things are better for "outsiders in the
Hindi film industry, there is still a fair way to
go before "everything is fair and square.
"It's wonderful to see that the times have
changed and being outsiders you are
getting a decent amount of opportunities
which are better than what it was before.
"We're still not at the level where we can
say everything is fair and square. We are at
least working towards it and things have
improved from what they were. So I have
hope they're going to get better in the
future as well, Taapsee told IANS in an e-
mail interview.
Taapsee Pannu: "Everything Not Yet Fair,
Square For Outsiders In Bollywood
She wants to be remembered as someone
who was the part of the change.
"Be it in terms of female characters, be it in
terms of outsiders, just someone who was
contributing to a significant change in the
industry, said the actress.
As much as she is cementing her space in
films, Taapsee is also ensuring her fashion
game is up to the mark. She took to the
streets of Rome styled in the latest TAPSEE X
KOOVS collection against the backdrop of
the iconic Colosseum, the Trevi Fountain
and Vatican City for the brand's summer
2018 line.
On her journey in Bollywood, the actress
says she has always ensured making the
best use of the opportunities that came her
way.
"I never planned my path in Bollywood, nor
did anyone else plan anything out for me.
But one thing has been constant
whatever opportunity I got, I ensured that I
made use of it one hundred per cent.
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In Red Notice
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Slotted
"Because I've realised one thing you
never know what will work and what will
not work or which moment will click and
what will not. You will probably think that's
the best thing and that will not do any good
for you. So just make sure you do your best
every moment, Taapsee said.
Taapsee, who made her acting debut with
the 2010 Telugu film "Jhummandi
Naadam, went on to appear in a number
of critically acclaimed films.
In the Hindi film industry, she was also
appreciated for her different roles in films
like "Baby", "The Ghazi Attack and the
comedy "Judwaa 2".
Is doing films of different genres
deliberate?
"Yes, it was pretty much deliberate. It still is
to an extent. In the beginning I tried to take
all sorts of roles in different categories so I
could see how my audience was enjoying
watching me. But now I have realised that
they do like to watch me in different
genres, but in roles and characters which
are very strong and in roles that represent a
modern woman.
"So now I'm experimenting with my genres
based on that.
Her kitty is currently full with films like
"Soorma", "Mulk to "Manmarziyaan".
"I judge my film choices based on the
director and then I see how much the story
has affected me when I read it or when I
hear it in the narration. Then comes how
important my role is in it, but primarily
director, script and then role, said Taapsee
when asked about what attracts her first
while deciding a film.
http://www.koimoi.com/bollywood-news/taapsee-pannu-everything-not-yet-fair-square-for-outsiders-in-bollywood/.
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