Taapsee
Pannu
is
currently
gearing
up
for
the
release
of
her
upcoming
sports
drama
called,
Rashmi
Rocket.
She
recently
shared
a
picture
showing
off
her
athletic
body
that
she
achieved
after
hard
work
to
play
her
character
in
the
film.
She
now
took
to
her
Twitter
account
to
react
to
a
tweet
that
described
her
physique
as
that
of
a
man.
Taapsee's
picture,
shows
her
facing
away
from
the
camera,
showing
her
off
her
toned
back.
Sharing
the
same
image,
a
Bollywood
news-centric
Twitter
account
wrote,
"Ye
Mard
Ki
Body
Wali
sirf
@taapsee
Hi
Ho
Sakti
hai
(Only
Taapsee
can
have
a
manly
body
like
this)."
Taapsee
was
quick
to
respond
to
the
comment
and
wrote,
"All
I
will
say
is....
Just
remember
this
line
and
wait
for
23rd
September
:)
And
advance
mein
THANK
YOU
I
really
worked
hard
for
this
compliment."
All
I
will
say
is….
Just
remember
this
line
and
wait
for
23rd
September
:)
And
advance
mein
THANK
YOU
I
really
worked
hard
for
this
compliment
🙏🏽
https://t.co/O5O8zMRzP0
She
had
captioned
the
original
post
on
her
Instagram
account
as,
"Bahut
sar
pe
chada
rakha
hai
ise,
kisi
ki
nahi
sunti,
par
khud
ki
sunti
hai,
bahut
badi
baat
hai
(She
has
been
overindulged,
she
does
not
listen
to
anyone.
But
she
listens
to
herself,
which
is
a
tremendous
feat)." It
is
unclear
is
its
a
dialogue
from
the
upcoming
film
or
her
understanding
of
the
character.
Rashmi
Rocket
is
directed
by
Akarsh
Khurana
and
co-written
by
Kanika
Dhillon.
The
film
marks
Taapsee's
second
collaboration
with
Kanika
after
Haseen
Dillruba.
Taapsee
will
be
seen
playing
a
sprinter
in
Rashmi
Rocket
set
to
r
release
on
Zee5
on
October
15.
Notably,
Rashmi
Rocket
is
Taapsee's
third
straight-to-streaming
release
of
the
year.
She
was
last
seen
in
Haseen
Dillruba
directed
by
Vinil
Mathew,
co-starring
Vikrant
Massey
and
Harshvardhan
Rane.
The
film
released
on
Netflix
has
received
mixed
reviews.
She
was
also
seen
in
Annabelle
Sethupathi,
which
was
released
on
Disney+
Hotstar.
Meanwhile,
some
of
her
upcoming
projects
include,
Looop
Lapeta,
Dobaara,
Shabaash
Mithu,
as
well
as
her
debut
production
Blurr.