Taapsee Pannu's five roles that are a resounding "thappad" in the face of patriarchy

Taapsee Pannu is kwn for her unconventional choices when it comes to choosing her films. Pannu's latest release 'Thapp' is a family drama which also stars Sushil Dahiya, Ram Kapoor and more.

Naam Shabana star is kwn for choosing unconventional roles and leing her films to become box office hits. Pannu has portrayed many characters that highlighted regressive thoughts of male-dominated society. Taapsee's real-life ideas are t so different from roles that she portrays in films. Here is a list of some of Taapsee Pannu's best roles that is a tight slap to mysogynistic ideas and concepts.  

As Amrita in Thapp

Recently, trailer of movie Thapp dropped where Taapsee plays character of Amrita whose seemingly perfect life is shattered when her husband slaps her once in a party. entire storyline showcases how important it is for a woman to kw her dignity and t allow anyone to threaten that. This rm-breaking role brings out idea that man should feel comfortable eugh to raise a hand on his woman, t even once.

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As Prakashi Tomar in Saand Ki Aankh

Pannu was a part of a biopic movie of two old sharpshooters who are in ir 60s. Taapsee played character of Parkashi Tomar who goes against male-dominated society to become a rewned name in list of top sharpshooters in India with her sister-in-law. .

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As Minal Arora in Pink

Pink is a court-room drama which also stars Amitabh Bachchan in a pivotal role. It is amongst most path-breaking movies of Bollywood. epic dialogue of " Means " is still celebrated amongst youth. Taapsee essayed role of Minal Arora, a young girl who is molested  when she denies getting sexually involved with him. 

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