Being accepted in more than one industry is a luxury: Taapsee

Taapsee Pannu, entered Bollywood with Chashme Baddoor in 2013, and since then there was no looking back for the bubbly actor. Though she has given a good amount of memorable films, her work was much appreciated in Baby (2015), Pink (2016), Saand Ki Aankh (2019) & Thappad (2020).

While talking about her work in the Bollywood and South film industry (Taapsee had set her foot in the South industry before entering Bollywood), the Pink actress has revealed how she managed to balance her work between both.

“The one thing I understood was that when I started off in Hindi films, I wanted to give it more attention, as I had to get used to this industry and be more visible here,” Taapsee added.

Taapsee believes everybody knows what one is capable of once the person does a fair amount of work in both the industries.

In fact, she hardly bothered about making her presence felt more in one industry over the other. It was much later, she ensured that she will do at least one South film every year, confessed Taapsee. Recently, Taapsee shot for her Tamil film with actor Vijay Sethupathi in Jaipur.

Taapsee said that people in the South film industries are really good to work with. “The audience there has liked my films for so many years and continue to do so even after I started working in Hindi films,” the Badla actress stated.

On doing films in multiple industries, Taapsee said it has helped her to grow as an actor and a human being. She said that every time she starts a new film, she brushes up her Tamil or Telugu language skills, which is always a learning experience for her.

“I consider myself lucky, else who gets the privilege of working in different languages and being accepted in more than one industry? I think it is a luxury,” Taapsee concluded before signing off.