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Taapsee walks out of Anurag Basu's film
Punjabi girl Taapsee has become one of the most versatile actresses in BTown with her choice of films since the last couple of years Even last year, she made impactful performances in the films like Mulk and Manmarziyaan Her impeccable acting skills made her a goto girl for many Bollywood filmmakers
Punjabi girl Taapsee has become one of the most versatile actresses in B-Town with her choice of films since the last couple of years. Even last year, she made impactful performances in the films like Mulk and Manmarziyaan. Her impeccable acting skills made her a go-to girl for many Bollywood filmmakers.
A few months back, it was reported that Taapsee will star in critically acclaimed director Anurag Basu's next which will be multistarrer. The film will be on the lines of one of Basu's earlier films, Life in a Metro. Many stalwarts like Abhishek Bachchan, Aditya Roy Kapur, Rajkumar Rao, and Fatima Sana Sheikh are part of this film, apart from Taapsee.
According to the latest grapevine, Taapsee had to pull back herself from the film due to the unavailability of her dates. Currently, she is acting in a film called Womaniya and another movie under Soojit Sircar's direction. As she was busy with these two films, she couldn't allocate specific dates for Basu's film and had to walk out of it eventually.
