Taapsee Pannu’s Shabaash Mithu Failed To Impress Audiences In Theaters But Is A Huge Hit On OTT
Taapsee most recently portrayed Mithali Raj, a former captain of the Indian women’s cricket team, in the biography Shabaash Mithu. Her life in the world of women’s cricket is chronicled in the film based on her life. It depicts her struggles and victories in women’s cricket. Taapsee Pannu never fails to wow audiences with the roles she plays.
Cricket is one of the most popular and revered sports in India. In contrast, the Indian Women’s Cricket Team is relatively unknown. And its high time we treat the Women’s team with the same regard we do the Men in Blue.
Taapsee most recently portrayed Mithali Raj, a former captain of the Indian women’s cricket team, in the biography Shabaash Mithu. Her life in the world of women’s cricket is chronicled in the film based on her life. It depicts her struggles and victories in women’s cricket. Taapsee Pannu never fails to wow audiences with the roles she plays.
Shabaash Mithu, which was released last month, received a lukewarm response at the box office. The film is trending at number one on OTT Giant in India, surpassing even Alia Bhatt’s Darlings.
Taapsee posted a screenshot of it with the caption, “Thank you, everyone, OTT pe toh Pyaar Mila, theatre mein na Sahi. Or kaafi bumper opening hai yahan toh.”
Pannu also expressed her delight over it on her Twitter account. Tweeting about the OTT success of her movie.
Check Out Taapsee’s Tweet
Thank you everyone ! My phone hasn’t stopped buzzing since #ShabaashMithu has released on OTT platform. I am not sure how I feel exactly coz I would’ve liked all of u watch it in theatres but nevertheless I am glad you all saw our little gem 🙏🏽 hardwork never goes unnoticed 🙂 https://t.co/X239VUHilU
— taapsee pannu (@taapsee) August 14, 2022
The journey of an eight-year-old girl who aspired to represent India is beautifully depicted in Shabaash Mithu, which centres on Mithali Raj, a former captain of the Indian women’s cricket team. Viacom18 Studios produced the film, which was directed by Srijit Mukherji.
