Taapsee Pannu On A Food Holiday After Starving For A Role

The enormously vivacious Taapsee Pannu is currently binging abroad after starving herself to play a refugee in director Sankalp Reddy’s Telugu-Hindi bi-lingual Ghazi, a true-life account of what happened in the Pakistani submarine PNS Ghazi during the 1971 Indo-Pak war.

The film is being made at an unprecedented lavish scale .Because of its hugeness and political relevance Taapsee says Ghazi will be released only when there is a comfortable windown in all three languages.

Says Tapsee, “Ghazi  is a  Telugu and Hindi bilingual. It will also  be released in Tamil in a dubbed version. We have to make sure that all three versions release simultaneously and that we get a clear window in all the languages.This film is too crucial to be squandered in a careless release.”

Shedding more light on this period epic Tapsee says, “My co-star is  Rana Dagubatti. It’s India’s first underwater submarine-located film. It is based  on the true events during the  1971 war and the formation ofBangladeshformation.”

Tapsee reveals the film will definitely be released this year. “But we have to fix the  same date for all the three languages.So we need to find a suitable date which works all over.”

She plays a character that she has never played before. “I play a Bangladeshi refugee. My Hindi film Pink is also done. I’m so looking forward to it as one of my best works till date.”