Actor Tapsee Pannu, who is currently busy promoting her Hindi film Pink, seems to have reduced her Telugu projects for now. She has just one film, Ghaazi.
“Right now unfortunately I am doing only one Telugu film, and that’s Ghaazi. It’s a film both my co-star Rana Daggubati and I are very proud of,” says Tapsee, adding that she’s on the look-out for another Telugu project.
“Unfortunately I haven’t been offered anything spectacularly inviting as of now in Telugu. After Ghaazi, I don’t want to do anything inconsequential in any language, be it Tamil, Telugu or Hindi,” he added.
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Tapsee is extremely proud of Ghaazi.
“Though it is set in the 1970s we don’t go around trying hard to recreate the era without clothes and music. It is a very important film on an important issue,” she said.
{{/usCountry}}“Though it is set in the 1970s we don’t go around trying hard to recreate the era without clothes and music. It is a very important film on an important issue,” she said.
{{/usCountry}}The release date of the film is now being worked out.
“We have to find a Friday when both the Hindi and Telugu versions of the film can be released simultaneously. We cannot risk putting out one or the other first,” said Tapsee.
She now looks forward to signing another Telugu film.
“When I did my career’s first film Jummandi Nadam in 2010 it was in Telugu. And I had a completely de-glamourised role in the film. I was so young and raw. Now I can speak Telugu and dub my own lines. It’s been 6 years since I started in Telugu. I am still very much in touch with my roots,” she said.
Even in Hindi cinema Tapsee has come a long way from Chashme Buddoor to Pink. But she is still in touch with her Chashme Budoor team.
“David Uncle director David Dhawan) who directed me in Chashme Buddoor is still in touch with me. He rings me up to inquire about how my career is doing which new films I’ve signed. I think it’s very sweet and touching,” he said.