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Taapsee’s dreams come true

Updated At : 06:11 AM Aug 05, 2015 IST

<p> Tapsee Pannu</p>

Tapsee Pannu, who was recently seen endorsing an automobile brand with Akshay Kumar, has bagged another film. If sources are to be believed, Taapsee will be working in Tigmanshu’s next project which is a short film based on a love story Taapsee confirmed, “I did not ask too many questions when I was offered the film. I was just so happy that Tigmanshu wanted to work with me since I’ve always wanted to work with him.”

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