Taapsee Pannu agrees to Priyanka Chopras Bollywood camps comment and says Its been there since forever read https://ift.tt/v3Dji6f Bollywood actress Taapsee Pannu is set to share the screen with the legendary Shah Rukh Khan in Rajkumar Hiranis upcoming film Dunki. As she celebrates her ten-year journey in the film industry Taapsee recently spoke candidly about the existence of camps in Bollywood and how she equipped herself to navigate the perceived unfairness that she anticipated in the industry. The talented actress expressed her perspective on how actors often secure work based on the social circles they belong to. While acknowledging this reality Taapsee shed light on her own approach to handling such challenges. Her remarks provide insight into the dynamics of the film industry and shed light on the importance of being prepared for the competitive and sometimes subjective nature of the selection process. Taapsee Pannu speaks about Bollywood Camps Talking to Hindustan Times Taapsee Pannu said Bollywood camps isnt something that people dont know about. Its been there since forever. It can be basis an actors friend circle a certain agency or group that theyre a part of and peoples loyalties differ based on that. She added that she doesnt hold grudges against anyone in the industry and asserted Everyone should have the right to choose whosoever they want to work with or have in their films. I cant blame them for thinking about their own careers. She mentioned that even being an outsider the actress has never turned into a bitter person for she always knew how the industry and its going to be unfair. She said I never came with a point of view that its going to be all fair in the film industry. I always knew its going to be biased. So why crib about it now? and further added For me rule of the game is that its going to be unfair. The tide is going to be against you most of the time. And if after all that you still decide to be a part of this industry then its your choice and you cant complain about it later. As quoted by The Indian Express.