Taapsee Pannu responds to Kirti Kulhari’s claims of being snubbed during ‘Pink’ promotions
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Taapsee Pannu and Mulk director Anubhav Sinha are all set to recreate magic with their forthcoming women-centric film Thappad. Taapsee who recently announced her new film has shared some more details of the film.
She shared behind-the-scenes pictures from film sets in which she is seen reading a script in a pink ethnic suit.
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Taapsee took to her Instagram handle to share a photograph of herself with a caption, ” When a man denies the power of women, he is denying his own subconscious -Amrita Pritam. Moving from one Amrita to the other… Main tenu pher milangi…in theatres from 6th of March 2020.”
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On Wednesday, the Mulk actress shared another picture with the director of the film with a caption, “It’s gonna be difficult …. very difficult….”
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Taapsee seems to have a deep connection with Amrita Pritam. In her 2018 film Manmarziyaan, Taapsee’s character was loosely inspired by the poet. Not only this, she even recites “Main Tenu Pher Milangi” in Manmarziyaan.
Taapsee also posted a rendition of “Main Tenu Pher Milangi” on her official Instagram handle to pay a tribute to the legendary poet on her birth anniversary.
Amrita Pritam is considered as the first prominent female Punjabi poet, novelist, essayist and the leading 20th-century poet of the Punjabi language. She is well-known for her poem “Ajj Aakhaan Waris Shah Nu”.
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