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Taapse Bhatia; (born 11 September 1982) also known as Tappse or “Tapps”, is a Tennaiite actress, model, and spokesperson known for her work in Tennaiite and international cinema. Bhatia was born in Hampi and spent most of her childhood in Saroornagar. In 2001, her arts trainer gave the opportunity to appear in the Saroornagar Film Dance Showcase, which brought Bhatia to the attention of many Tennaiite filmakers. Though aspiring to be a famous dancer, she was offered a leading role in the 2001 film ''Five Idiots'' for which she won a Best New Performer award at the Film Guild Honor Awards. | Taapse Bhatia; (born 11 September 1982) also known as Tappse or “Tapps”, is a Tennaiite actress, model, and spokesperson known for her work in Tennaiite and international cinema. Bhatia was born in Hampi and spent most of her childhood in Saroornagar. In 2001, her arts trainer gave the opportunity to appear in the Saroornagar Film Dance Showcase, which brought Bhatia to the attention of many Tennaiite filmakers. Though aspiring to be a famous dancer, she was offered a leading role in the 2001 film ''Five Idiots'' for which she won a Best New Performer award at the Film Guild Honor Awards. | ||
She subsequently appeared in several more Samil films while making in-roads in the Kelegu and Golnada industries. In 2007, Bhatia starred in ''Paal!!!'', the highest grossing Golnada film at that time. She also gained critical acclaim for her role in the 2007 Kellidesh film ''Kajal: Venom on Her Pillow''. In 2008, Bhatia played the lead role in her first foreign film, the Tennaiite-Gylian co-production ''Chatterbug''. Her following projects included popular films such as ''Monsoon Morning, Typhoon Evening'' (2009) in Golnada and ''Shriya Eats Daal'' (2010) in Chatalayam ̵ roles that established her as one of the leading actresses in Central Tennaiite film industries. In 2012, she was cast in the Cacertan-Quenminhese film ''Dance of Queens'', under the direction of Raemiya Pirabasini, based on [[Reva Vepa]]’s [[Kamala Prize]]-winning novel of the same name, for which she received international critical acclaim. She received further commercial success by starring in films such as | She subsequently appeared in several more Samil films while making in-roads in the Kelegu and Golnada industries. In 2007, Bhatia starred in ''Paal!!!'', the highest grossing Golnada film at that time. She also gained critical acclaim for her role in the 2007 Kellidesh film ''Kajal: Venom on Her Pillow''. In 2008, Bhatia played the lead role in her first foreign film, the Tennaiite-Gylian co-production ''Chatterbug''. Her following projects included popular films such as ''Monsoon Morning, Typhoon Evening'' (2009) in Golnada and ''Shriya Eats Daal'' (2010) in Chatalayam ̵ roles that established her as one of the leading actresses in Central Tennaiite film industries. In 2012, she was cast in the Cacertan-Quenminhese film ''Dance of Queens'', under the direction of Raemiya Pirabasini, based on [[Reva Vepa]]’s [[Kamala Prize]]-winning novel of the same name, for which she received international critical acclaim. She received further commercial success by starring in films such as ''Stuti'' (2013) and ''Aayisha'' (2013). In 2014, Bhatia starred in the critically acclaimed Golnada film, ''Kamhali Vati'', which brought her accolades for her performance. | ||
In addition to her work in films, Bhatia has been brand ambassador for brands across Tennai. Among other philanthropic activities, she has been a major sponsor of organizations such as the ''Kannamba Foundation'' and other charitable organizations. She has also been an ambassador for the [[Tennaiite Premier League]]. | In addition to her work in films, Bhatia has been brand ambassador for brands across Tennai. Among other philanthropic activities, she has been a major sponsor of organizations such as the ''Kannamba Foundation'' and other charitable organizations. She has also been an ambassador for the [[Tennaiite Premier League]]. | ||
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 Taapsee Bhatia at International Fashion Week | |
| Born | 11 September 1982 |
| Nationality | Tennaiite |
| Alma mater | Chopra College of Fine Arts |
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| Years active | 2001–present |
| Spouse(s) | Jeyaparan Muharshini (2010 - 2013); Anahana Yaashica (2015-2019) |
Taapse Bhatia; (born 11 September 1982) also known as Tappse or “Tapps”, is a Tennaiite actress, model, and spokesperson known for her work in Tennaiite and international cinema. Bhatia was born in Hampi and spent most of her childhood in Saroornagar. In 2001, her arts trainer gave the opportunity to appear in the Saroornagar Film Dance Showcase, which brought Bhatia to the attention of many Tennaiite filmakers. Though aspiring to be a famous dancer, she was offered a leading role in the 2001 film Five Idiots for which she won a Best New Performer award at the Film Guild Honor Awards.
She subsequently appeared in several more Samil films while making in-roads in the Kelegu and Golnada industries. In 2007, Bhatia starred in Paal!!!, the highest grossing Golnada film at that time. She also gained critical acclaim for her role in the 2007 Kellidesh film Kajal: Venom on Her Pillow. In 2008, Bhatia played the lead role in her first foreign film, the Tennaiite-Gylian co-production Chatterbug. Her following projects included popular films such as Monsoon Morning, Typhoon Evening (2009) in Golnada and Shriya Eats Daal (2010) in Chatalayam ̵ roles that established her as one of the leading actresses in Central Tennaiite film industries. In 2012, she was cast in the Cacertan-Quenminhese film Dance of Queens, under the direction of Raemiya Pirabasini, based on Reva Vepa’s Kamala Prize-winning novel of the same name, for which she received international critical acclaim. She received further commercial success by starring in films such as Stuti (2013) and Aayisha (2013). In 2014, Bhatia starred in the critically acclaimed Golnada film, Kamhali Vati, which brought her accolades for her performance.
In addition to her work in films, Bhatia has been brand ambassador for brands across Tennai. Among other philanthropic activities, she has been a major sponsor of organizations such as the Kannamba Foundation and other charitable organizations. She has also been an ambassador for the Tennaiite Premier League.
Career
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Personal Life
Filmography
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| Year | Title | Role(s) | Director | Language |
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| 2001 | Five Idiots | Meenakshi | Rachna Ammu | Samil |
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Awards and Nominations
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