Taapsee Pannu is busy with the promotions of her upcoming release, Gandhari. In the last decade, she has established herself was an actor by starring in several female-centric films, including Pink, Mulk, Thappad and Assi. However, in recent times, there has been an outpouring of big films with excessive violence and shock value. Taapsee says she cannot see herself doing those kinds of films.
What Taapsee said
In an interaction with Suchin Mehrotra during the promotions of Gandhari, Taapsee was asked the drastic change in the kinds of theatrical releases that were coming out in 2015. The actor admitted, “Was that a dream era? Someone like me wouldn't have a career if this was the time where only this kind of stuff was getting made. I am too privileged I think, looking back. That I had the liberty to start at that point. Few days back, I had a conversation with my family back home and I was looking at some of the films releasing… last couple of months. I was like, ‘Retire hone ka time toh nahi aa gaya hai kahi (Is it time for me to retire)?’ because I will prefer retiring than doing those kinds of films, because I am sure the films can have their audience.”
She added, “I love my job but I don't love my job blindly to be doing those kinds of films and I firmly believe there is a filmography. Times will change but the filmography will not change. Ten year after the genre will change but my films will stay and if someone checks what she had done, I don't want to be embarrassing to me or anyone attached to me. So I will probably hold my filmography closer to me than the times.”
About Gandhari
{{/usCountry}}She added, “I love my job but I don't love my job blindly to be doing those kinds of films and I firmly believe there is a filmography. Times will change but the filmography will not change. Ten year after the genre will change but my films will stay and if someone checks what she had done, I don't want to be embarrassing to me or anyone attached to me. So I will probably hold my filmography closer to me than the times.”
About Gandhari
{{/usCountry}}Directed by Devashish Makhija and written and produced by Kanika Dhillon, the film is set in the fictitious town Joypurra and shows the blind mother's journey through hidden truths, mounting danger and unexpected allies, where hope must continually stand its ground against darkness.
It also stars Ishwak Singh as Gokul, a father grappling with the disappearance of his daughter, while Jatin Sarna plays Kabir, the officer leading the investigation of missing girls. Swastika Mukherjee, Mita Vashisht and Chhaya Kadam complete the ensemble. Gandhari premieres on September 3, only on Netflix.
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