Taapsee Pannu Feels GLAD She Didn't Compromise On Ethics To Fit Into The Film Industry!
Over a period of time, Taapsee Pannu has proved her mettle as an actress with her powerful performances in films like 'Pink', 'Manmariziyaan', 'Badla', 'Game Over' amongst others.
Over
a
period
of
time,
Taapsee
Pannu
has
proved
her
mettle
as
an
actress
with
her
powerful
performances
in
films
like
'Pink',
'Manmariziyaan',
'Badla',
'Game
Over'
amongst
others.
But,
the
journey
wasn't
easy
for
the
spunky
lady.
She
has
had
her
share
of
failures
as
well.
Speaking
about
it
in
her
recent
interview
with
Hindustan
Times,
Taapsee
said,
"The
films
that
didn't
do
well
are
battle
scars,
which
one
should
be
proud
of.
I've
had
a
few
of
them
but
I
always
believe
what
doesn't
kill
you,
makes
you
stronger."
Pointing
out
at
her
struggle
as
an
outsider
in
the
industry,
the
'Game
Over'
actress
told
the
daily,
"When
you're
not
from
a
film
background,
and
work
to
carve
a
niche,
people
try
and
paint
a
different
image
about
the
film
industry.
I
was
told,
'Everyone
will
pounce
upon
you
or
take
advantage
of
you'.
And
if
you
enter
the
industry,
you'd
have
to
bend
backwards
or
do
things
against
your
morals."
She
added,
"It
was
a
scary
image
for
a
girl
who
was
sitting
in
Delhi
having
a
middle-class
life.
Thankfully,
the
image
didn't
turn
out
to
be
true
and
Taapsee
feels
glad
that
she
"didn't
compromise
on
her
ethics,
or
bend
rules
to
fit
in."
Talking
about
her
initial
days
in
the
film
industry,
Taapsee
revealed,
"Everything
has
a
good
and
a
bad
side
[to
it],
but
I
only
saw
the
bad
side
being
portrayed
very
gloriously,
everywhere.
When
I
entered
the
film
industry,
there
were
experiences
that
weren't
great
but
I
had
some
people
who
were
genuine,
and
they're
still
with
me
on
my
journey."
Despite
all
the
hard
work,
when
her
films
down
south
didn't
do
well,
she
was
"openly
written
off
as
bad
luck
for
the
industry."
Taapsee
told
the
daily,
"The
producers
were
not
casting
me
because
they
thought
my
five
scenes
and
two
songs
in
the
film
made
a
h**l
lot
of
difference
to
the
film's
result
because
I'm
sheer
bad
luck.
That
was
really
hurtful
and
scary
because
it
questioned
my
credibility
and
existence
at
a
point.
But
thank
God,
that
part
didn't
take
over
me
and
I
survived."
On
the
work
front,
the
actress
will
be
next
seen
in
'Saand
Ki
Aankh'
which
also
stars
Bhumi
Pednekar.