Taapsee Pannu On Her New Film: “Dobaaraa Doesn’t Undermine The Intelligence Of The Audience”

Taapsee Pannu in Dobaaraa. (courtesy: anuragkashyap10)New Delhi: A night before the release of Dobaaraa, Taapsee Pannu shared a note thanking the makers. Dobaaraa, the Hindi adaptation of a Spanish thriller Mirage “doesn’t undermine the intelligence of the audience,” wrote Taapsee Pannu. The note shared by the actress read: “Some films are measured purely by their Box Office collections, Some films are measured solely by their scale, And then there are some that receive so much love that they go on to be cult films. Our endeavor to release Dobaaraa in theatres is to let audiences experience something new and different on the big screen, something that doesn’t take their intelligence for granted. Something that goes on to become a CULT film, We are overwhelmed and humbled by the response we have been getting across the media and industry for our film, See you in Theatres Dobaaraa this Friday.”She accompanied the note along with a caption that read: “The immense love we are getting from our pre releasing screenings have made us realise how we miss the joy of making a good film in the garb of box office success. Here’s a note from the makers who had the courage to stand by a film like Dobaaraa and make sure it releases in theatres, a film that doesn’t undermine the intelligence of the audience. We will celebrate the fact that we could make such a film in the times when playing safe is the only option for survival, regardless of however the box office result is. We know we made a film we are proud of, I hope you give us a chance.”Read Taapsee Pannu’s post here:Dobaaraa opened to largely positive reviews from film critics. In his review for NDTV, film critic Saibal Chatterjee gave the film 3 stars out of 5.Dobaaraa is Taapsee Pannu’s third collaborative project with Anurag Kashyap. They worked together in the 2018 film Manmarziyaan. They also worked together in Saand Ki Aankh, (2019), which was produced by Anurag Kashyap.



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