The movie 'Hasin Dilruba' directed by Vinyl Mathew and starring Tapsi Pannu was released last Friday. The film, already produced by Anand El Rai, has been discussed on social media. The trend is this crime thriller movie released on Netflix. Not only in India, but also in Bangladesh, United Arab Emirates, Canada and other countries, the most trending movie in a month is 'Hasin Dilruba'. However, several film critics have made negative comments about the film.
It does not end here. Hollywood movie 'The Tomorrow War' has been released with 'Hasin Dilruba'. Some film critics have put this Hollywood film ahead of Tapasi's film. And Tapsi Pannu is very angry about that.
Tapsi has a 'notoriety' for slapping him on the face. He loves to speak straight. This Bollywood heroine never hesitates to answer anyone. Recently, Tapsi gave a worthy answer to a popular image critic and journalist. A veteran image critic tweeted that he did not find anything special in the film 'Hasin Dilruba'. And according to him, 'The Tomorrow War' is ahead of this Bollywood film.
Tapasi is not the bride to leave. He wrote in reply, 'Not a Hollywood picture, sir, we have everything here. These pictures enliven us without caring about any mistakes. We don't really look good on ourselves. I just criticize. No matter how much we experiment, it is always looked down upon. So whatever we do, it doesn't catch the eye of many. '
There has been a mixed reaction to the film 'Hasin Dilruba'. Many people are making slashing remarks about the character played by Tapsi on the screen. And this Bollywood star is feeling very annoyed. He said he did not like such comments at all. In a recent interview, Tapsi opened her mouth about the inequality of remuneration of male and female actors in Bollywood.
In this context, he said, 'If an actress demands a higher salary, it will be strange for many. Meanwhile, if an actor gets paid more, it is considered as a symbol of his success.
The most surprising thing is that the male actors who started working with me earn three to five times more per film than I do today. And the higher we go, the more this inequality grows. '
On July 2, 'Hasin Dilruba' and meanwhile the Hollywood movie 'The Tomorrow War' were released together.
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