Actress Taapsee Pannu has established herself as an actor in the film industry with her versatility and range. However, she recently spoke about the challenges she faced in her early career and how she overcame them.

In a recent interview with news agency PTI, Taapsee Pannu shared her experiences with typecasting and how she took control of her career. She mentioned that many actresses in the industry are stuck in certain roles, which can be lucrative but also limiting. For related coverage, explore our detailed analysis on Technology and Digital Systems.

Taapsee's Struggle with Typecasting

Swastika Mukherjee, Mita Vashisht and Chhaya Kadam complete the ensemble.

Gandhari premieres on September 3, only on Netflix.

Taapsee Pannu has established herself as an actor in the film industry The actor is now gearing up for the release of her upcoming release, Gandhari, which is an action thriller about a mother's struggle to save her daughter. In a new interview with news agency PTI, the actor opened up about her career and surviving in an industry where getting typecasted in a certain image is very easy.What Taapsee saidThe actor shared how she does not want to be trapped in a particular image.

"Everybody is going into their comfort zone and using tried-and-tested methods. For instance, for glamorous roles, they (industry) have a set of five actresses they can cast, and for hard-hitting, issue-based films, they have another set of five actresses to cast. I've actually started turning down films for this reason, telling makers that the audience will easily guess the ending.

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So, (I tell them) 'Don't cast me in this, it's bad for your film'. I've gone and 'de-sold' myself to a few films," she added."It's a snowball effect. From the beginning of my career, I had no options in regular mainstream cliched roles, which are actually money-spinners for actresses.

I didn't get those kinds of roles; hence I took the other type of roles, and to my luck, those films and roles later became mainstream," she said.About GandhariDirected "It's more like a mother's response, like how far can she go if her child is taken away from her? It's different from a crime against women.

A child can be anyone's child, but the point is that if her offspring is taken away and she has to take things into her own hands, how far can she go? According to my understanding, there is no limit; you have unleashed a superpower that no one can control," Pannu stated.

It also stars Ishwak Singh as Gokul, a father grappling with the disappearance of his daughter, while Jatin Sarna plays Kabir, the officer leading the inquiry of missing girls. Swastika Mukherjee, Mita Vashisht and Chhaya Kadam complete the ensemble. Gandhari premieres on September 3, only on Netflix.

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