Taapsee Pannu a well known face of Bollywood. The actress has stunned the audience all with her outstanding performances in various films, like Pink, Haseen Dillruba, Thappad, and Badla. Recently the diva has given her comment about the beauty standards Bollywood. Taapsee has also opened up on how she used to define beauty as a child.
On the cover page of Cosmopolitan India Magazine Taapsee has been featured. She is looking marvelously gorgeous in her green dress. Now in a interview Taapsee has shared a incident of her school time which changed her opinion on outer beauty.
She said, “I didn’t have those big ‘doe eyes’; I didn’t have an elegant, small nose…I had this large, ‘royal nose’, as people call it. I didn’t have luscious lips or straight, silky hair—you know, the kind that actresses flipped around. I had curly hair, and I remember noticing that none of the actresses on television had hair that looked like mine. And so, while I was still in school, I visited a salon to get my hair chemically straightened—twice—using those terrible chemical treatments that were available at the time. And that completely ruined my hair! At first, I was so frustrated to have limp ends with curly bits growing on the top, and then I was horrified when my hair began falling”
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She further continued and said that she never had a conventional actress look. “So yes, I did not fit the conventional parameters of beauty. And for many years, I tried to change myself, and failed miserably at it. Until finally I realised that I need to live with—and love—what I have today, I understand how beautiful it is when you truly love the way you are (sic),” she added.
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It is worth mentioning Taapsee has made a name in Bollywood and has completed 8 years in Bollywood this year. In year 2010 she made her acting debut in t Telugu film Jhummandi Naadam. While talking about her Bollywood career she entered in the glamorous world with debut in David Dhawan’s 2013 comedy, Chashme Baddoor.
Now mentioning about her workfront she will next be seen in Shabaash Mithu. In the film, Taapsee will essay the role of cricketer Mithali Raj.
