Taapsee’s new instagram post shows how hard she worked for her new film Rashmi Rocket.
Actor Taapsee Pannu has completed the first edition of her upcoming film, Rashmi Rocket. On Tuesday, she shared a photo of the film in which she appeared to be participating in a track and field event with other girls. She also said that she will soon start working on her next film, Loop Lapeta.
Sharing the photo, she wrote: “A boot camp similar to the original program is now being run, now running for the lola family. Getting a very cold stand with looopers. The best rest I could have asked for! This will be fun ‘crazy’. #RashmiRocket on #LoopLapeta. ”The image also stood out because it showed how Taapsee changed her body to look like an athlete, and her muscular structure speaks for itself. Her leg muscles are all bent and she looks very much like an athlete.
Bhumi Pednekar responded with the photo and wrote exclaiming: "Bro another level." TV actor Karan Tacker responded: "Quads be like her!" South Indian actress Lakshmi Manchu commented: “What those legs ... baby bows and how! You take each character by the horns". Atul Kasbekar, one of the directors of her next film Looop Lapeta, said: “Wow! Labo quads! And btw is really good for ‘Rashmi’ manufacturers to prepare you for all the work you will do for us! ”
Taapsee shot Rashmi Rocket in Lonavala between Mumbai and Pune a few days ago. She had shared many other photos while filming. She had been eating food in preparation for Rashmi Rocket. Sharing a few details, she had written: “My special drink at sunset! Coz when @munun.Ganeriwal arranges my meal no meal on the menu would be just normal. This hot power drink house has raw Apple Cider Vinegar, unprocessed with mom. Along with it are fenugreek (methi), turmeric and ginger. Turmeric and ginger have anti-inflammatory properties so instead of going for pills, it helps fight the pain and inflammation of the muscles caused by my hard sports training. Talk about being natural and unusual! ”
Her next film, Loop Lapeta happened to be the first Indian film to receive Covid-19 insurance cover. Speaking to Mid Day, producer Atul had stated: “We are in talks with legal expert, Anand Desai of DSK Legal. Verifying the film to date means protecting the product from unforeseen events such as the actor's illness or the occurrence of natural disasters that lead to the delay of the program. As COVID is a new development, we are looking at the details of what the insurance system should be.”
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