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Happiness is what I'm working for: Taapsee Pannu shares her Bollywood journey
New Delhi,UPDATED: Jul 19, 2020 02:27 IST
Actress Taapsee Pannu spoke on her films, journey in Bollywood and more at India Today e-Conclave Inspiration on Saturday. She said: "Sanity and happiness is what I am eventually working for and if that negative energy around me, I don’t think I’ll be a happy person."
When asked what has been an inspiration for her in her life, Taapsee Pannu said: "All that matters is that am I waking up with a smile on my face every day, am I sleeping with a smile on my face, am I looking forward to spending my day with the people I am gonna meet. Just that high you get when you are happy has inspired me to make sure that I am living on my own terms in a very happy life. So, that inspiration for me is happiness. That one keyword of living a happy life is what drives me every day."
In an interview with India Today, Taapsee Pannu also spoke on her take on the ongoing insider vs outsider debate and said, "By going out there abusing anyone- insider/outsider ..that's how it's not gonna change."
Watch the exclusive interview here.
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