Today’s generation of actresses indeed looks forward to exploring different boundaries in the entertainment arena. While the actresses found it a little hard to dwell in different spaces, Taapsee Pannu has already made her presence in varied kinds of cinematic grounds. Be it the mainstream cinema or the Indie one, she is a consistent performer in both spaces. Her filmography indeed speaks volumes of her acting prowess and stronghold on the content.
After leaving a mark in the South cinema, Taapsee kick-started her Bollywood journey with Chashme Baddoor, and seems like, she came with the vision to explore the cinema industry at its core. It’s indeed a noteworthy point to mark that ever since her debut to date, she has made a perfect balance between mainstream and Indie cinema.
Be the films like, Manmarziyaan, Judwaa 2, Dunki, and many more, Taapsee has proved her mettle in the commercial space. While on the other hand, with films like Saand Ki Aankh, she has her foot in the Indie cinema as well. In films like Manmarziyaan, Judwaa 2, and Dunki, she pulled off absolutely open, explicit, and high-energy characters. On the other hand, with her appearances, in films like Pink, Mulk, and Saand Ki Aankh, she stepped into extremely unconventional roles and nailed them. This indeed illustrates the variety that Taapsee maintains in her filmography.
Her presence in Rajkumar Hirani’s Dunki has indeed come as a sheer surprise for everyone, but they all know she is the best choice for the role. You see her anywhere in the film, she has a different aura. She has that commercial appeal that suits the best on the big screens and also has a hold on her character that makes her a face that is perfect for Indie cinema. Not much of commercial or not much of Indie cinema, Taapsee is maintaining a perfect balance between both the spaces.
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