When
Taapsee
Pannu's
Haseen
Dillruba
released
on
Netflix
in
July
this
year,
the
actress
got
annoyed
with
a
negative
review
for
her
film
by
a
certain
critic
and
slammed
her
on
social
media.
Later,
the
actress
and
the
film's
writer
Kanika
Dhillon
were
seen
defending
the
movie
against
allegations
of
'glorification
of
toxic
masculine
love'
in
various
interviews.
Recently
in
an
interview
with
ETimes,
Taapsee
opened
up
on
why
she
got
upset
over
a
certain
review
of
Haseen
Dillruba.
The
actress
said
that
while
it
was
written
personally,
she
didn't
take
it
personally.
She
also
said
that
some
reviews
that
she
got
in
her
very
early
days
were
embarassing
to
an
extent
that
anyone
would
think
of
giving
up
this
profession.
The
tabloid
quoted
the
actress
as
saying,
"It
was
written
personally.
I
didn't
take
it
personally.
Reviewers
should
have
a
decent
idea
of
my
filmography.
The
reviews
I
got
in
my
very
early
days
were
embarrassing
to
an
extent
that
anyone
would
think
of
giving
up
this
profession."
Taapsee
went
on
to
say
that
she
has
never
claimed
to
be
the
best
actor
in
the
film
industry.
"I
have
always
said
that
I
am
not
a
trained
actor
but
someone
who
has
learned
on
the
job.
I
have
never
claimed
to
be
the
best
actor
in
the
industry.
I
have
never
said
that
I
am
the
best
choice
for
a
film.
But
when
you
give
a
national
platform
to
write
a
certain
review,
should
that
person
make
it
into
a
personal
blog?" Taapsee
told
ETimes.
The
Badla
actress
said
that
she
has
made
a
career
out
of
thrashed
performances
and
that
the
review
in
question
was
a
personal
dig.
She
also
added
that
she
called
out
the
critic
because
she
thought
she
should
stand
up
for
herself.
Taapsee
was
quoted
as
saying
by
ETimes,
"Thrash
my
performance
if
you
want;
I
have
made
a
career
out
of
thrashed
performances.
But
if
one
writes
that
Taapsee
is
just
changing
clothes
in
every
film
and
nothing
else,
it's
a
personal
dig.
That's
what
I
called
out.
I
thought
I
should
stand
up.
People
have
seen
me
standing
up
for
social
causes
and
a
lot
of
other
things.
But
I
need
to
stand
up
for
myself
too.
Who
else
would
stand
up
for
me
if
I
don't
for
myself?
People
who
think
that
I
haven't
taken
that
review
in
my
stride
need
to
go
back
and
read
the
reviews
of
my
earlier
films;
I
have
had
the
nastiest
things
written
about
me.
If
I
hadn't
taken
reviews
in
my
stride,
I
wouldn't
have
been
where
I
am."
Haseen
Dillruba
starring
Taapsee
Pannu,
Vikrant
Massey
and
Harshvardhan
Rane,
revolves
around
around
a
small-town
woman
Rani
Kashyap
(Taapsee
Pannu)
who
is
a
Hindi
pulp
fiction
aficionado.
When
her
husband
Rishu
(Vikrant
Massey)
gets
killed
in
an
explosion,
the
needle
of
suspicion
points
towards
her
as
she
is
hinted
to
be
involved
with
Rishi's
cousin
Neel
(Harshvardhan
Rane).