It’s Tapsee Vs Netizens in social media last 2 days. Tapsee’s supposed Satire on Arjun Reddy director Sandeep Vanga backfired on her and Netizens slammed her saying her tweets are very insensitive. Tapsee also criticized Netizens and told that tweet is not for people with no sense of sarcasm. The tweet war continues. Details as below.

Tapsee’s satire on Sandeep vanga:

It all started with a news story by an English channel. As per the news story, a 19-year-old aspiring model was killed allegedly by her boyfriend on suspicion of her “character”. The incident happened in Maharashtra’s Nagpur district. The man was arrested by police. Tapsee tweeted this news article and made a satirical tweet on Sandeep vanga indirectly. She tweeted, “Or maybe let’s just say they were madly in love with each other n this ‘act’ was to validate his TRUE love for her. ” It is known news that, recently Sandeep Vanga said in an interview with Anupama chopra that “When you are deeply in love and deeply connected to a woman (and vice versa), if you don’t have the liberty of slapping each other, then I don’t see any love there and these women critics whoever are talking this Kabir Singh were never in love”. Already Actress Kubbra Sait, dubbing artist Chinmayi and actress Samantha reacted on those comments and found fault with Sandeep Vanga’s statement.

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Netizens ire on Tapsee:

Netizens expressed their anger on her tweet and slammed Taapsee and said she is ‘insensitive’ to the brutal incident. Twitterati commented that, “Sarcasm on brutally killed dead bodies was never a sensibility in any culture. It’s not sarcasm… it shows that you are a highly insensitive person… and you don’t have common sense but yes, common sense is not common.” Many netizens who do not buy in Sandeep’s ideology also found fault with her statements.

Tapsee slammed netizens:

Tapsee also stood by her words and retweeted, “Statutory warning: people with no sense of sarcasm kindly ignore me n my tweet. Thank you , it was nice not knowing you. I hope whoever “schooled” me went to a school where they teach the difference between ‘sarcasm’ and ‘sarcastic humour’. “

Overall:

Overall it looks like, Tapsee’s intention was indeed a sarcastic satire on Sandeep Vanga’s alleged misogynist statements, the incident that she chose to poke at Sandeep Vanga was a very sensitive one and slightest unbalance in handling it will attract the wrath of people and in fact that’s what was happened.

Actress Taapsee Pannu has been roped in to endorse skin and personal care brand Nivea India.

She will endorse the brand’s body wash and shower gel categories.

“It’s such an amazing feeling to be roped in by a brand for which you have been a consumer since years. The quality, reach and range of their products is so wide that it’s an honour to be chosen as their brand ambassador,” Taapsee said in a statement.

The “Naam Shabana” actress was found to be the “perfect ambassador” due to her youth icon status.

On the acting front, Taapsee is busy with “Manmarziyan”. The film is directed by Anurag Kashyap. It also stars Abhishek Bachchan and Vicky Kaushal.

From portraying strong characters in films like “Pink” and “Naam Shabana” to doing glamorous roles in “Judwaa 2”, Taapsee Pannu has a diverse career graph and she would like to maintain that in future.

Asked if she will do more glamorous roles like her charachter in “Judwaa 2”, Taapsee told IANS: “I want to maintain that. I am an actor and versatility is the part of being an actor. I wouldn’t want to closet myself in one type of role.”

On the opening day of Lakme Fashion Week (LFW) Spring/Summer 2018 here, the actress walked the runway in a glamorous free flowy gown for brand “Label by Ritu Kumar”.

She enjoyed every bit of her walk.

“I am an actor walking on the runway and not a model. I will be extremely bad if I walk as a model as I can’t keep a straight face. I love to enjoy what I am doing and that’s what I was doing,” said Taapsee who can’t wait for her next film “Dil Junglee” to release.

Label Ritu Kumar’s “Hip Hop Baroque” collection was presented with a lot of vim and vigour. There were colours and prints mixed in vibrant hues and patterns and there were 90s DIY punk directions that will appeal to the young swinging dressers.

New Age textiles added to the style quotient of the collection as shimmer jersey, Lurex, georgette, handloom and splashes of sequin added to the multi fabric/hued nature of the ensembles.

Buyers will be encouraged to grab the printed drop waist dresses, make an entrance in glitzy, electric, blue, maxi or go for multi-striped skirts.

Opening the show with a navy, shimmering, pleated, midi, the op-art story in multi-colours continued throughout the collection. Metallic Tees and matching flared mini, micro pleated asymmetric maxi, the sari inspired gown and micro mini silver sequinned skirt glittered on the ramp.

The printed velvet line comprised capris, blousons and a very stately power packed pantsuit, while the black net creations with multi-hued motifs cascading down the front were eye catchers.

About her love for the brand, Taapsee says that their association started during her college days in Delhi.

“During my college days in Delhi, there were only a handful of designers and most of them ended up being too heavy on your pocket. This was one brand that was very savvy in terms of affordability, so I ended up saving a lot of my pocket money and the first ever designer piece that I got was of this brand. It’s a sense of accomplishment that I am walking for this brand now,” said the actress.

However she says she doesn’t have to check price tags anymore.

“Thankfully I don’t have to check price points anymore. If I like something, I buy it,” she said.

So how will she define fashion?

“I think when you own your style, it becomes fashion. Fashion is not something that overpowers your personality. I think it should gel with your personality so well that your personality shines out of it,” she said.

Actress Taapsee Pannu, who has made her mark with films like “Pink”, “Naam Shabana” and “Judwaa 2”, says women can achieve anything with determination and strength.

“I’ve always followed the belief that there is nothing that a woman can’t achieve if she is determined and builds the strength to do so,” Taapsee said in a statement.

Taapsee, who has been named brand ambassador of GSK Consumer Healthcares Womens Horlicks, which has been designed specifically for womens nutritional needs, is trying to build cognizance about bone health amongst women through a new campaign by the brand fashioned around the theme of #StandStrong.

On the initiative, the actress said: “The I #StandStrong platform launched by Women’s Horlicks is a perfect representation of this mantra. It is inspiring women to invest in their strength – physical strength in this case supported by strong bones.

“I would urge all women to participate in this movement of investing in their strength as strong bones make a stronger you.”

On the film front, the actress will be seen in Anubhav Sinha’s “Mulk”, a social thriller based on real-life struggles of common people. It also features veteran actor Rishi Kapoor.

Actress Taapsee Pannu has been named brand ambassador of GSK Consumer Healthcares Womens Horlicks, which has been designed specifically for womens nutritional needs.

“Women are pushing boundaries in all walks of life today and therefore, a healthy body plays a vital role in the success of this journey. Women’s Horlicks plays an integral role in strengthening our foundation – our bones so that our bodies can keep up with our passion to achieve,” Taapsee said in a statement.

“I look forward to doing some great work with the brand to strengthen their cause of spreading awareness about bone strength so that nothing holds back the potential of today’s women – the superheroes.”

Vikram Bahl, Area Marketing Lead, Nutrition and Digestive health, GSK Consumer Healthcare India, said: “Taapsee truly embodies the brand’s personality in her actions and values as a new age woman, who dons many hats and needs the support of a strong body to do so.”

“Well known for her impactful roles, she is a great fit that brings alive the brand’s philosophy of making women strong inside-out.”

Actress Taapsee Pannu, a keen supporter of women’s empowerment, on Saturday poked fun at a few social media users who trolled her online for wearing a short dress.

Taapsee shared a photograph of herself on Twitter in which she can be seen wearing a black-and-white strapless one piece dress with minimal make-up.

“Sometimes the best moments stay untouched, unedited and unused. Raw image. Screen grab,” she wrote alongside the image.

The photograph was not appreciated by a few of her followers, who later started trolling her. However, Taapsee didn’t hold back and replied to them strongly.

“Due to such stuff male’s attract to seduce girl. And harassment,” one user wrote.

Taapsee then replied to the following user: “Then those ‘male’s’ need to do something about their sickness, it’s not about ‘such stuff’. By the way — get well soon.”

Another user tried to take a jibe at Taapsee’s post and asked her whether she doesn’t have money to buy clothes or she likes doing skin show?

On that, Taapsee wrote: “We are not finding protectors of the culture. I did this to find you, otherwise wouldn’t have found a diamond like you. (Aap jaise culture ke rakshak nahi mil rahe sir ji. Identify karne ke liye aisa karna padha varna aap jaise heere kahan asaani se milte hai.)”

This didn’t stop here, as another user said that Taapsee’s photograph is not good for Indian culture.

Taapsee’s comments were later praised by her “Judwaa 2” co-star Varun Dhawan.

Varun tweeted: “Superb Taapsee.”

Actress Taapsee Pannu, who first stepped into showbiz as a model, says modelling is not just about being pretty.

Taapsee, who has made her mark with films like “Pink”, “Naam Shabana” and “Judwaa 2”, spoke about it when she joined the panel of judges of “India’s Next Top Model Season 3” for a special episode.

Taapsee, along with the judge and host of the show Dabboo Ratnani and Malaika Arora, selected the girl who has got the perfect shot while hanging mid-air.

“Modelling was my first ever job, so it’s a very nostalgic moment for me to be a part of ‘India’s Next Top Model’. Modelling is not just about being pretty, a perfect model is one who has a blend of tranquility and personality,” Taapsee said in a statement.

“I am glad that ‘India’s Next Top Model’ has contestants who have the capabilities to break all the stereotypes,” she added.

The show airs on MTV.

Actress Taapsee Pannu has expressed her sadness over the “smoggy and hazy” weather in the northern part of the country.

“Really saddening to see this smoggy weather in parts of North India at this time of the year. Even the most powerful star around struggles to make his presence felt. Poor sun. Poor we,” Taapsee tweeted.

A dense fog covered the national capital on Wednesday with the minimum temperature recorded at 14 degrees Celsius, average for the season. Visibility stood at 300 metres.

On the acting front, Taapsee is currently shooting for filmmaker Anubhav Sinha’s thriller “Mulk” here.

According to reports, Taapsee will play veteran actor Rishi Kapoor’s daughter-in-law in the film and will be seen as a lawyer.

The film will also feature Prateik Babbar, Rajat Kapoor, Ashutosh Rana and Neena Gupta.

Actress Taapsee Pannu, after months of film shootings and promotions, has undertaken a vacation. She says the breaks are important for refreshing oneself.

The year 2017 has been a hectic year for Taapsee, who has had four releases — “Running Shaadi”, “Naam Shabana”, “Anando Brahmo” and “Judwaa 2”.

She gifted herself a quiet vacation.

“I flew to Stockholm. Just so that I could unwind after the crazy weeks I have had lately with the release and preparation for my next film. It’s quite cold at this time of the year in Scandinavia so the idea is not really to walk around and see places but just to relax in the city centre and enjoy different cuisines and have the me time,” Taapsee said in a statement.

“Vacations are a very important part of my life as they help me to get to reality. I feel it’s extremely important to disconnect with the madness of our work to come back with refreshed energy and that’s exactly why I make sure I take a holiday before I start a new film. It helps me align my energies better,” she added.