Bollywood's strong actress Taapsee Pannu is promoting the film 'Thappad' these days. The audience is eagerly waiting for his film. The film is about to depict domestic violence and in this film the wife files a divorce because her husband has 'slapped' her in front of everyone in the party. The lawyers refuse to take the case of the wife, but the wife, ie Tapsi, fights for her rights with full vigor. The film is directed by Anubhav Sinha and the film is set to release on February 28.

Let us tell you all that during the promotion of the film, when Taapsee Pannu was asked how many retakes did she take to perfect the 'slap' shot, she said, "Pavel Gulati, who plays my husband in the film He was quite scared and nervous. It took him two days to prepare himself for this one-shot. I was slapping again and again which gave us perfect shots. It is shown only once in a motion picture. the slap. However, Powell said that we will complete these shots in seven retakes. When I talk about my career, I never gave so much retake. But I was taking Retake on Retake to make this one shot perfect. I was thinking about doing the business properly.

Anubhav had said that I want this slap shot perfectly because when the audience sees it on the 60mm screen, they will see it very impressive. " So he meant that we might be able to do it properly. To get into the character, Powell even told me to slap me so that it would not be strange to give me this shot. While giving the shot several times he hit me on the ear and sometimes on the neck. Then I told him that you don't need to think too much, just a loud slap and finish it. ' Let us tell you that in this film Ratna Pathak Shah, Tanvi Azmi, Manav Kaul, Ram Kapoor and Dia Mirza are also going to be seen in the lead roles.

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