16 July,2019 03:30 PM IST | Mumbai | The Hitlist Team
Taapsee Pannu
Taapsee Pannu has certainly learnt to ace the tweeting game. After poking fun at Rangoli Chandel during an interaction with Varun Dhawan, she has now taken on Sandeep Reddy Vanga, who, in a previous interview, suggested that a love devoid of violence is lacking emotion.
Responding to the news of a Nagpur resident being killed by her lover after he smashed her head, Pannu shared: "Maybe let's just say they were madly in love with each other n this 'act' was to validate his TRUE love for her (sic)," Pannu shared.
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Taapsee's tweet seemed to be taking a dig at Sandeep Vanga's Kabir Singh, which many felt showed shades of an obsessive and abusive relationship. Twitter users, however, were having none of it. Some called out Taapsee for her 'callous' tweet that compared a movie to a horrendous real-life situation.
One Twitter user wrote, "Is your account hacked? That's the only possible explanation for this tweet", another tweeted, "Not in a good taste Tapsee". There were some who understood that the actress was being sarcastic. One of them said, "She clearly didn't mean any disrespect to the deceased and she was targeting the people who justify such inhumane acts in the name of love!", while another wrote, "No, she's pointing a finger at the regressive POV, toxic masculinity that encourages and enables such madness."
Later, Taapsee herself responded on Twitter saying, "Statutory warning: people with no sense of sarcasm kindly ignore me n my tweet. Thank you, it was nice not knowing you."
Currently, Taapsee is busy prepping for Saand Ki Aankh. Saand Ki Aankh revolves around the lives of India's oldest sharpshooters, who began sharpshooting in their fifties. Directed by Tushar Hiranandani, Saand Ki Aankh is produced by Anurag Kashyap and Nidhi Parmar. The tagline of the film on its poster reads, "Tann Buddha hota hai, mann nahi hota (Body ages, not the heart)."
Also read: Saand Ki Aankh director Tushar Hiranandani: Only Taapsee, Bhumi had balls to say yes
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