Taapsee Pannu slams Paparazzi
Taapsee Pannu is an indian actress who predominantly works in Tamil, Telugu, malayalam and hindi films.
Recently, ‘Phir Aai Haseen Dilruba', the sequel to 'Haseen Dilruba', starring vikram Massey, was released on Netflix. The first part was written by kanika dhillon and directed by Vini Mathew, while the second part was written by kanika dhillon and directed by Jaiprath Desai.
Taapsee Pannu
It was released on august 9 on the OTT platform and received positive reviews. In a recent interview, Paparazzi (photographers) was asked. Taapsee has clashed with the Paparazzi several times. Due to his argument with them, she has been trolled several times.
So, she has now responded to the Paparazzi. "I am a famous person, not public property for the use of others. 'No Means No' applies to professional female artists and actresses just like it applies to all women."
"I'm very clear. I am a public person, not public property. There is a lot of difference between these two things. If you give me respect, I will also give respect," she said.
Recently, ‘Phir Aai Haseen Dilruba', the sequel to 'Haseen Dilruba', starring vikram Massey, was released on Netflix. The first part was written by kanika dhillon and directed by Vini Mathew, while the second part was written by kanika dhillon and directed by Jaiprath Desai.
Taapsee Pannu
It was released on august 9 on the OTT platform and received positive reviews. In a recent interview, Paparazzi (photographers) was asked. Taapsee has clashed with the Paparazzi several times. Due to his argument with them, she has been trolled several times.
So, she has now responded to the Paparazzi. "I am a famous person, not public property for the use of others. 'No Means No' applies to professional female artists and actresses just like it applies to all women."
"I'm very clear. I am a public person, not public property. There is a lot of difference between these two things. If you give me respect, I will also give respect," she said.
Taapsee Pannu glared at the photographers when they surrounded her after a movie screening, indicating that she had yet another unpleasant encounter with them. The media questioned the star about her thoughts on the tragic passing of late comedian Raju Srivastava. After spending 40 days in the critical care unit (ICU) at All india Institute of Medical Sciences (AIMS), the 58-year-old comedian passed away on Wednesday, september 21. As celebrities expressed their deepest sympathies for Raju's untimely passing, the Dobaara actress was questioned over her response to the comedian's passing. But Taapsee became irritated with the writers and shutterbugs since they were all around her.