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Actor Taapsee Pannu, who made her debut into the world of films with the Telugu hit Jhummandi Naadam, directed by the legendary director K.Raghavendra Rao) has long been hailed the queen of unconventional roles in Bollywood. It was her striking performance in the critically-acclaimed film Pink that got her noticed in B-Town.
Talking to the Quint about her life’s struggles and growth, she pointed out how she never wanted to get into acting to begin with and got into it because of her bewildering success:
She also spoke about the initial dip in her career when a few of her films flopped and the things that followed soon after:
Taapsee also spoke about having made a name for herself without any internal support from the industry, but considers it the reason for her strong foundation. Soon after, she also started her own venture called Wedding Factory and even bought the Pune badminton team.
Taapsee Pannu recently spoke about pay gap in the industry and said “female driven films’ entire budget equals the hero salary.” She was last seen in Badla and will be next seen in Mission Mangal.
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