Taapsee Pannu

Taapsee Pannu said she was dropped from films at a hero's insistence and once told the hero's wife did not like her. She said the experiences, along with formulaic casting, have made her more careful about the roles she accepts.

Actor Taapsee Pannu responded to criticism of Gandhari by sharing its chart-topping streaming performance on the platform. Her post highlighted the gap between mixed critical reviews and the film's strong audience traction following its release.

Actor Taapsee Pannu shared a playful post as Mathias Boe helped her attempt a viral holiday picture. The missed shots became a comic diary entry on her social media account.

Actor Taapsee Pannu said she sees comparisons to Jaya Bachchan over her paparazzi interactions as a compliment. She said the 'angry Taapsee' tag is driven by clickbait around her clear personal boundaries.

Taapsee Pannu said Indian cinema often defends objectification by citing audience demand. Her remarks, amid the Peddi and Toxic backlash, linked the issue to both makers and viewers.

Gandhari movie review: Taapsee Pannu plays a mother searching Joypura for her kidnapped daughter in Gandhari. The film brings together child trafficking, local mythology and grief, but the writing scatters its focus.

In an exclusive interview ahead of Gandhari, actor Taapsee Pannu said the phrase ‘strong woman’ is being overused and misread. She said strength is still boxed into intensity, while humour, glamour and limited screen time are wrongly treated as weaknesses.

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At the India Today Woman Summit, the actor spoke of her screen roles, about being labelled “difficult” and the financial hiccups facing women-led action films

At the Gandhari trailer launch, actor Taapsee Pannu was asked about making peace with actor-politician Kangana Ranaut. She questioned the repeated questions on the same issue and even suggested some people enjoy the exchange.

Netflix has unveiled the trailer of Gandhari, with Taapsee Pannu playing a mother searching for her abducted daughter. Set in Joypurra, the film follows her through fear, hidden truths and a deepening investigation.

At the trailer launch of Gandhari, Netflix and Kanika Dhillon rejected writer Kalyan Bandi's plagiarism allegations. The dispute centres on Bandi's claim that the film resembles his 2019 registered story and title.

Actor-politician Kangana Ranaut named Ashutosh Rana, Sonu Sood, Taapsee Pannu, Baba Ramdev and Rakhi Sawant while commenting on past criticism. Her remarks brought together several older disputes, including the Gen Z row and her 'sasti copy' feud with Taapsee Pannu.

Taapsee Pannu’s Netflix film Gandhari is facing copyright allegations from writer Kalyan Bandi. He has claimed that the film's story resembles his 2019 work. Kanika Dhillon’s Kathha Pictures has denied the allegations and called Gandhari an original film.

Taapsee Pannu’s latest remarks on Kangana Ranaut have brought their long-running public spat back into focus. Here’s a look at how their friction began, how it escalated over the years and what led to the latest exchange.

Actor Taapsee Pannu recently stated that she has never met actor-politician Kangana Ranaut despite their public history. The comments drew a sharp social media response from Kangana, reigniting their long-standing 'sasti copy' feud.

Actor Taapsee Pannu shared a cryptic caption on social media after actor-politician Kangana Ranaut’s deleted “sasti copy” swipe. The exchange has revived a years-long public feud over upbringing, rivalry and industry barbs.

At the India Today Woman Summit 2026, Taapsee Pannu said she never met Kangana Ranaut despite years of public friction. She also said politics is not for her, linking her public views to what she was taught as a student.

Taapsee Pannu’s action thriller Gandhari is set to premiere on Netflix in September. The film follows a mother’s dangerous search for her daughter, blending action with survival and resilience.

A video from director Anil Ravipudi's Hyderabad film launch shows veteran filmmaker K Raghavendra Rao pulling actors Keerthy Suresh and Krithi Shetty closer by holding their arms. The clip triggered criticism online, with users slamming him for his inappropriate behaviour.