Taapsee Pannu, who makes her Bollywood debut with Chashme Baddoor remake, says shooting for David Dhawan directed film was so much fun that she and her co-star felt they were on a picnic.
‘It was en entertainment zone. We shot in Goa and it was like a picnic, a paid holiday for us. We have worked with one of the most successful commercial directors and that’s why we are in a safe zone,’ the 25-year-old said here Monday on the sets of reality show India’s Best Dramebaaz.
A remake of the 1981-classic Chashme Baddoor, which had Farooque Sheikh, Deepti Naval, Rakesh Bedi and Ravi Baswani, the new version also stars Ali Zafar, Divyendu Sharma and Siddharth. It is set for a Friday release.
Taapsee, who has stepped into Deepti Naval’s shoes, hopes to get appreciation from the audience. ‘It is my first film and be ready to see a new girl in Bollywood,’ she said and added that she hopes ‘to get more opportunities and appreciation’.
‘I am nervous because it’s my first Bollywood film but I am confident as well because we have put in a lot of hard work,’ added the actress.
‘It was en entertainment zone. We shot in Goa and it was like a picnic, a paid holiday for us. We have worked with one of the most successful commercial directors and that’s why we are in a safe zone,’ the 25-year-old said here Monday on the sets of reality show India’s Best Dramebaaz.
A remake of the 1981-classic Chashme Baddoor, which had Farooque Sheikh, Deepti Naval, Rakesh Bedi and Ravi Baswani, the new version also stars Ali Zafar, Divyendu Sharma and Siddharth. It is set for a Friday release.
Taapsee, who has stepped into Deepti Naval’s shoes, hopes to get appreciation from the audience. ‘It is my first film and be ready to see a new girl in Bollywood,’ she said and added that she hopes ‘to get more opportunities and appreciation’.
‘I am nervous because it’s my first Bollywood film but I am confident as well because we have put in a lot of hard work,’ added the actress.