Taapsee Pannu Emphasises On How Filmmaking Is Always A Team Effort! – Read To Know BELOW
Taapsee Pannu when she opens up about filmmaking and calls it a team effort, read to know what the Bollywood diva has to say about it
In an industry often overshadowed by star power and individual charisma, Taapsee Pannu stands out as the one beacon of collaboration and collective effort. With her upcoming film, Phir Aayi Hasseen Dillruba, a sequel to the 2021 Netflix release, Haseen Dillruba, Pannu's recent remarks underscore a fundamental truth about filmmaking: it's a team sport.
"I need to have that kind of a film making is a team sport if anyone thinks one star or one actor one person can make or break is kind of a big delulu and this delulu is no solulu. So you should just forget this I can make or break a film. I need my director, my team to stand by till the very end. The marketing team, the kind of trailer they cut, the kind of promotional stills, the information they are putting out.” Pannu expressed in a recent interview.
These words encapsulate Pannu's deep-rooted belief in the collaborative nature of filmmaking. In an era where celebrity culture often eclipses the collective effort behind a successful film, Pannu's perspective offers a refreshing take. Her acknowledgment of the director, the production team, and even the marketing crew highlights her holistic approach towards her craft. For Pannu, success isn't measured solely by individual performance but by the synergy of talents working towards a common vision.
The sequel of Haseen Dillruba - Phir Aayi Hasseen Dilruba, directed by Vinil Mathew, promises to be another testament to Pannu's commitment to collaborative excellence. Known for her versatility and dedication to her roles, Taapsee’s involvement in the project signals a blend of artistic integrity and team spirit. Her nuanced performances in films like ‘Pink’, ‘Thappad’, and ‘Badla’ have consistently earned critical acclaim, showcasing her ability to delve into complex characters with finesse.
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