Taapsee Pannu and Kangana Ranaut are two actresses in Bollywood who, despite being outsiders, have carved out their own identities on their own. Both are in the news for their powerful performances on screen. But the catfight between these two actresses is also an old one. However, Taapsee Pannu claims that there is no conflict or animosity on her part. In fact, she considers Kangana Ranaut her senior and is willing to be friends with her.
Taapsee Pannu responded to her feud with Kangana during a conversation on Shubhankar Mishra's podcast on YouTube. The controversy began after Kangana's sister called Taapsee Pannu a "cheap copy," a "B-grade actress," and a "she-man."
However, Taapsee Pannu now maintains that she never started a fight and is ready to move on. The actress stated, "I don't know if I've ever fought. A fight happens when two people clash. I never did."
Tell me, have I ever said a single word against her? Show me anywhere where I've said anything against her.
Regarding Kangana's "cheap copy" comment, Taapsee Pannu said that her sister called her a "cheap copy." She said that since she doesn't earn as much here, she's cheap. If she (Kangana Ranaut) is such a talented actress, she doesn't mind being called a copy. You can take any statement from me; I haven't said anything against her."
During the conversation, when it was suggested that if two brilliant actresses like Taapsee Pannu and Kangana Ranaut came together, it would be truly amazing, Taapsee Pannu replied, "Absolutely."
Maybe someone doesn't want two great actresses working together. I don't know what someone has told them. Even though we're both outsiders, we both say the same thing." When asked about befriending Kangana, Taapsee Pannu clearly stated, "I'm ready."
She (Kangana) is my senior, and I have no problem working with her or being friends with her. However, Taapsee said that she can't guarantee what Kangana will say to her, but her stance is clear.
When asked if their feud indirectly benefited star kids during the nepotism controversy, Taapsee replied, "I don't know about them, but someone must have benefited in some way."
He further stated that factionalism in the industry isn't limited to insiders and outsiders. Outsiders often talk the same things and don't support each other despite discussing their challenges. People often complain about being outsiders, but instead of uniting, they continue to fight among themselves.
On the work front, Taapsee Pannu's "Assi" released in theaters on February 20th and is a box office success. The film is receiving positive reviews from critics. Directed by Anubhav Sinha, the film tackles the serious and sensitive issue of rape in India.
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