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T-Series and Benaras Media Works’ Thappad starring Taapsee Pannu clocks 3 years

Widely acclaimed by audiences across the globe, the gripping drama revolves around Amrita (Taapsee Pannu) who files for divorce after her husband slaps her at a party.

T-Series and Benaras Media Works’ Thappad starring Taapsee Pannu clocks 3 years

One of the path-breaking and impactful films in many aspects, Thappad has completed 3 years since its theatrical release.

Produced by T-Series and Benaras Media Works, this social drama was the most appreciated film of 2020, starring Taapsee Pannu in a leading role. It sheds light on gender sensitivity and patriarchy.


Widely acclaimed by audiences across the globe, the gripping drama revolves around Amrita (Taapsee) who files for divorce after her husband slaps her at a house party.

The makers took to their social media to celebrate 3 years of the film. "Three years since this powerful story captured the hearts of countless families across India. #3YearsOfThappad," T-Series wrote.

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