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Embracing New Character High For An Actor: Taapsee Pannu

IANS, 11 May, 2016 12:34 PM

Actress Taapsee Pannu, who is gearing up for her next film "Tadka", says embracing a new character is the biggest high for an actor.

"Leaving a look n style behind to embrace a new character is the biggest high for an actor. Undergoing it as you read this.Bye 'Pink' hello 'Tadka'" Taapsee tweeted

Directed by Prakash Raj, "Tadka" also stars Shriya Saran, Nana Patekar and Ali Fazal.

The film is a remake of Malayalam film "Salt N' Pepper", and Prakash Raj was the actor and director of the Tamil, Telugu and Kannada versions and had also produced it.

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