Taapsee Pannu says she’s ‘too secure’ to answer trolls calling her jobless: ‘Don’t have time to take up film till 2023’

Taapsee Pannu said that she chooses to ignore trolls for the most part, as they get triggered by success and ‘have nothing substantial to offer’.

Taapsee Pannu, once known for clapping back at trolls, said that she rarely takes online battles head-on now. She added that a section of people call her ‘jobless’, even though her date diary is full for the next two years, but she is ‘way too secure’ to reply to them.

Taapsee Pannu said that she chooses to mostly ignore trolls now.

Recently, Taapsee was seen in the horror-comedy Annabelle Sethupathi, which came out on Disney+ Hotstar last week. Her upcoming films include Shabaash Mithu, which is based on the life of cricketer Mithali Raj; Looop Lapeta, the remake of the German hit Run Lola Run; Rashmi Rocket; Blurr, which marks her maiden production; and Anurag Kashyap’s Dobaaraa.

In an interview with The News Minute, Taapsee said that she does not really respond to trolls anymore. “I ignore most trolls, because most are bots or unleashed in a coordinated campaign. They have nothing substantial to offer, and get triggered when you are successful. It gets amusing to watch. They call me jobless, when I don’t have time to take up a film till 2023. But, I’m way too secure to react to that,” she said.

Previously, in an interview with SpotboyE, Taapsee said that her family members get affected when she is trolled but she has ‘had conversations’ with them on the subject. She also said that she will not stop expressing her views. “Somewhere, my voice counts. I guess I do command a certain power and influence. That’s why they want to shut me down. I don’t get triggered easily. When I do, I don’t stoop down to the level of the troll. I will never lose my dignity in replying. That’s the basic difference between me and the troll,” she said.