Just
like
most
of
the
celebrities,
actress
Taapsee
Pannu
is
keeping
herself
busy
during
the
ongoing
lockdown
in
the
wake
of
the
Novel
Coronavirus
(COVID-19)
outbreak
in
India.
She
said
that
even
though
she
doesn't
enjoy
cooking
much,
she's
trying
to
sharpen
her
culinary
skills
because
that
keeps
her
occupied.
Apart
from
that,
Taapsee
is
also
watching
those
films,
which
she
couldn't
catch
in
theatres
owing
to
her
hectic
schedule.
Taapsee
also
asserted
that
she
loves
gardening
and
is
making
sure
to
water
her
plants
every
day.
When
asked
if
there's
any
particular
hobby,
she
would
like
to
pursue
in
this
free
time,
she
said
that
she
would
have
loved
to
dedicate
more
time
to
dance.
But,
as
no
dance
teacher
can
come
to
train
her,
she's
keeping
this
hobby
on
the
backburner.
If
you've
watched
Thappad,
you
would
have
realised
that
in
real
life,
Taapsee's
current
lifestyle
does
sound
like
her
character
'Amrita'
in
the
film.
When
asked
about
the
same,
Taapsee
told
Mumbai
Mirror,
"Amrita
was
real
and
hence
resonated
with
so
many
on
a
personal
level." She
further
adds
that
director
Anubhav
Sinha
had
sketched
Amrita's
character
keeping
Taapsee
in
mind.
Speaking
of
Thappad
and
its
collection,
Taapsee
said,
"Deepika
(Padukone)
and
Kangana
(Ranaut)-whose
women
centric
films,
Chhapaak
and
Panga,
released
this
year-are
big
names.
We
never
thought
that
Thappad
would
match
or
surpass
their
collections,
more
so
since
films
on
acid
attack
survivors
and
a
mother
reviving
her
career
don't
divide
the
audience.
It
is
a
huge
validation
for
everyone
involved."
Thappad
was
not
only
praised
by
the
audience,
but
by
almost
every
film
critic,
who
had
watched
the
film.
Taapsee
received
rave
reviews
for
her
stellar
performance
and
immense
praise
for
choosing
such
a
strong
script,
which
would
make
a
difference
in
many
lives.
Speaking
of
receiving
positive
response,
Taapsee
said,
"It's
scary
when
critics
declare
you
are
in
top
form
after
every
film.
Where
do
you
go
from
there?
The
graph
should
always
keep
climbing
because
once
you
reach
the
top;
you
have
nowhere
to
go
except
down.
Praise
can
go
to
your
head,
though
mine
is
firmly
placed
on
my
shoulders."
We
would
love
to
see
Taapsee
in
more
films,
in
which
she
can
play
a
strong-headed
woman
and
set
an
example
for
women
out
there!