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Is Taapsee Belittling Awards?

Darpan News Desk IANS, 14 Nov, 2016 12:14 PM
    Taapsee Pannu says awards don't define acting talent of a person.
     
    Taapsee won the title of Rising star of the Year at the Lux Golden Rose Awards here on Saturday.
     
    How did the "Pink" actress feel after winning the award?
     
    Taapsee said in a statement: "Awards definitely don't define acting talent of a person. It's not the final word about how good or bad you are at your work, but it just assures you that some other people, apart from you, believe you are good at what you do." 
     
    "Feels nice to know that my work has been noticed and appreciated in this big industry of ours where there is no dearth of talent."

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