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Taapsee Pannu, known for playing powerful characters in films like Baby, Pink and in her forthcoming Naam Shabana, said women should take responsibility for their own safety and learn to defend themselves.
The actress also features in Culture Machine's latest video in the Unblushed series on Blush channel titled 'Unblushed Taapsee #HitBack', where she talks about how it is important for girls to be unapologetic about how they dress and the lifestyle they lead."It's time for us to be responsible for our own safety and learn to protect ourselves. The video resonates with me and I am glad to be a part of something so powerful, something I hope every woman will understand and act upon," Tapsee said.
She also believes that women possess great power in the form of strength and vulnerability."Though we do not have as much muscle power as men, god has compensated that with our sixth sense. If you are facing physical abuse, instead of thinking like a victim, use your presence of mind to deal with the situation. That's all that matter power of mind, more than body," Taapsee said.
Taapsee started her career in 2010 with the Telugu film Jhummandi Naadam, and then acted in various south Indian films. She made her debut in Bollywood with Chashme Baddoor in 2013. She was noticed for her action-packed performance in Baby, directed by Neeraj Pandey. Her character in the film resulted in its spin-off Naam Shabana, produced by Pandey and directed by Shivam Nair and releasing on March 31.
Taapsee said,"the film could have been called Naam Subham also. I mean the film has got nothing to do with gender, because the girl Shabana was equally well trained as that of a male spy," she added.
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