Taapsee Focuses on Timeless Filmography, Not Hundred‑Crore Hits

Taapsee Pannu, who is set to star in the soon‑to‑be‑released thriller "Gandhari," reaffirmed her commitment to building a filmography that can be celebrated for decades. She told reporters that the absence of a 100‑crore blockbuster in her resume does not bother her.

According to Pannu, the true measure of a film’s worth is its longevity and the conversations it sparks years later. She cited several titles that underperformed at the box office but were later embraced as cult favorites. "A film that is ignored today can become a classic tomorrow, and that’s the kind of legacy I aim for," she remarked.

Choosing roles has therefore become a matter of artistic resonance rather than commercial guarantee. "I value the list of movies I have made more than a short burst of applause. My filmography will remain unchanged even as trends evolve," Pannu explained.

The actress concluded that she wants her audience to watch her movies twenty years from now and still feel they were part of something special, even if that means accepting some short‑term setbacks.