Taapsee
Pannu
is
one
of
the
actresses
in
the
film
industry
who
doesn't
shy
away
from
speaking
her
mind.
Recently
while
speaking
at
the
FICCI
Global
Young
Leaders
Summit
2021,
the
Thappad
actress
revealed
how
it's
difficult
to
get
male
actors
on
board
for
her
movies,
adding
that
even
the
newbies
don't
want
a
role
because
they
are
trained
by
the
system
not
to
take
up
films
where
the
female
protagonist
has
a
meatier
part.
As
per
a
ETimes
report,
Taapsee
said,
"Every
time
I
sit
down
with
my
producers
over
a
list
of
the
top
five
actors
shortlisted
for
my
films,
those
top
five
actors
are
the
ones
who
have
done
just
one
or
two
films.
And
even
they
don't
want
the
role,
because
the
system
around
them
trains
them
to
not
do
a
film
in
which
their
role
is
just
10%."
She
also
cited
the
various
excuses
male
actors
have
given
to
turn
down
her
film
and
recalled
how
an
actor
had
refused
to
do
a
film
starring
her
in
a
double
role.
She
also
recounted
another
incident
in
which
the
actor
didn't
want
to
work
with
her
because
the
sympathy
goes
more
to
her
character
at
the
end
of
the
film.
"One
actor
refused
to
do
a
film
(in
which
she
had
a
double
role),
saying
'
ek
Taapsee
ko
sambhalna
mushkil
hota
hai,
yahan
toh
do
hain'.
There
was
another
actor
who
was
offered
a
film
with
me
and
we
had
worked
together
before.
He
just
said,
'I
don't
want
to
do
this
film
because,
actually,
the
sympathy
goes
more
to
the
girl
in
the
end.'
It
was
a
love
story!
I
told
him
I
expected
a
little
more
confidence
and
sense
of
security
in
an
actor
like
him.
He
has
done
way
more
films
and
is
a
bigger
star.
But
that's
the
sad
truth
we
are
dealing
with
everyday," ETimes
quoted
her
as
saying.
In
the
last
few
years
with
films
like
Pink,
Badla,
Thappad
and
others
to
her
credit,
Taapsee
has
established
herself
as
a
powerful
performer
on
screen.
Despite
embracing
strong
female
protagonists
Taapsee
says
she
intentionally
tries
to
remain
as
relatable
as
ever.
The
leading
daily
quoted
her
as
saying,
"Very
early
in
my
career,
I
realised
that
the
trajectory
of
being
an
aspirational
heroine
or
someone
who
is
a
diva
and
larger-than-life...
that
kind
of
a
heroine
is
not
going
to
work
for
me.
There
are
many
other
actresses
who
are
in
that
queue.
It's
just
not
gonna
make
sense
for
me.
A
lot
of
people
come
to
me
and
say,
'Oh,
you
are
like
one
of
us',
and
I'm
like,
'Exactly,
that
is
the
idea!'.
I
wanted
all
of
you
to
take
me
back
to
discuss
in
your
living
room
and
not
just
forget
me
when
you
leave
the
theatre.
I
started
picking
up
stories
that
would
make
anyone
watching
the
film
feel,
'this
could
be
my
story'.
That
relatability
quotient
helped
me
become
a
very
organic
part
of
their
lives."
Speaking
about
Taapsee's
upcoming
projects,
the
Rashmi
Rocket
star
has
some
interesting
films
in
the
pipeline.
This
includes
Looop
Lapeta,
Blurr,
Shabaash
Mithu,
Dobaaraa
and
Woh
Ladki
Hai
Kahan.