Taapsee recalls working with mad man Sujoy Ghosh
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Taapsee Pannu explains why her film Shabaash Mithu needs to be made . Image Source: IANS News
Mumbai, March 8 : The Taapsee Pannu-starrer Badla released two years ago on this day. The actress recalls working with filmmaker Sujoy Ghosh, whom she lovingly called a mad man.
Taapsee posted a picture posing with Sujoy on Instagram. Alongside the image, she wrote: Two years since I last spent hours with this mad man laughing on each other s guts to attempt Badla . While I miss his weirdness it s hard to make this lazy ass sit n write something we can create on screen again! Only so we can get more such embarrassing pictures clicked :) P.S- he needs a new wardrobe so please give him some work dear producers.
2 years of Badla: Taapsee Pannu recalls working with mad man Sujoy Ghosh
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