Tapsee Bollywood shift catapulting her to new heights "Tapsee's entry into the Telugu film industry was marked by her debut in 'Jummandi Naadam,' and she swiftly amassed a repertoire of noteworthy films. A source reveals, 'She shared the screen with stars like Prabhas in 'Mr Perfect' and Ravi Teja in 'Veera,' showcasing her versatility by portraying both glamorous and performance-driven roles. Her portrayal of a village belle in 'Gundelo Godari' further solidified her presence among Telugu audiences.'
While experiencing setbacks with films like 'Vastadu Naa Raju' and 'Mogudu,' Tapsee gradually shifted her focus towards Hindi cinema, eventually relocating to Mumbai. The source discloses, 'During her initial days, she stayed at actress Lakshmi Manchu’s residence, reflecting the strong bond they shared.' Despite facing challenges in Telugu cinema with films like 'Dharuvu' and 'Shadow,' Tapsee redirected her career towards Bollywood.
In Bollywood, Tapsee carved a niche for herself with stellar performances in movies such as 'Baby,' 'Pink,' and 'The Ghazi Attack,' showcasing her remarkable acting range. She earned acclaim as an action queen in 'Naam Shabana,' displaying her prowess in diverse roles," the source emphasizes.
Amidst her Bollywood success, Tapsee's stint in Tamil cinema with the dubbed film 'Ganga,' where she portrayed a ghost, became a significant hit. The source highlights, 'Tapsee's comic-driven role in the Telugu film 'Anando Brahma' further solidified her standing, proving to be both a critical and commercial success.' Even in the Telugu film 'Neevevaro,' she showcased her darker side, but Bollywood recognized her talent and offered her substantial opportunities.
"Tapsee's decision to transition to Bollywood proved astute and fruitful. She undertook the challenge of sharing the screen with Shah Rukh Khan in 'Dunki,' portraying a realistic role. Her journey reflects a strategic and successful move," the source concludes, acknowledging Tapsee's evolution into a versatile and accomplished actress on both regional and national platforms."