Taapsee Pannu on Mishan Impossible: Coming back to a place where my career started will always be special

Taapsee Pannu is back in action in Telugu cinema after a break and her next release, Mishan Impossible, is exactly the film you expect her to do - where a strong story does the talking over a star-studded lineup. The film is written and directed by Swaroop RSJ and produced by Niranjan Reddy, Anvesh Reddy under Matinee Entertainment. Mishan Impossible has Taapsee playing an investigative journalist and she'll be seen in the film for a span of 40 minutes. The bounty hunting film revolves mainly around three child actors who are on a mission to nab Dawood Ibrahim, who's reportedly hiding in their town. The film's pre-release event had Taapsee sharing her shoot experiences.

"I thank everyone who've graced the pre-release event of Mishan Impossible, Chiranjeevi (garu) in particular. He was also there for the audio launch of my debut Jhummandi Naadam, a special film for me, as close to my heart as Mishan Impossible. Firstly, I am grateful for the producer K Niranjan Reddy for giving me a film like Ghazi. It was a special appearance in Ghazi and now for Mishan Impossible as well. After the success of this film, I would like to another project with them too. I hope he gives me another good script, that's all I want," she said.

Talking about the director, crew and her co-stars, Taapsee added, "I must appreciate the director Swaroop RSJ, Anvesh Reddy and Pasha for tolerating me with all the date issues, travel issues during the shoot. I am sorry for giving trouble to them. The young boys Harsh Roshan, Bhanuprakash and Jayateertha are the real heroes of the film and they'll always be the youngest-ever heroes I've worked with. I hope they give me a role in their films when they become big stars."

Elaborating on why Telugu cinema will always be close to her heart, the actress mentioned, "Everyone keeps asking me what makes me say yes to Telugu films despite being busy with Hindi offers and I don't have a practical, logical answer for them. Coming back to where you started will always be special. Actions speak louder than words. I was doing Telugu films before, doing them now and will continue to do in the many more years to come."