Updated On: 10 June, 2019 01:01 PM IST | Mumbai | PTI
Taapsee Pannu, who contends that Bollywood is now looking at the dawn of the new age of commercial cinema, one where the concept of no-brainer will not be relevant anymore

Taapsee Pannu
"Baby", "Pink" and now "Badla" are validation for Taapsee Pannu who contends that Bollywood is now looking at the dawn of the new age of commercial cinema, one where the concept of "no-brainer" will not be relevant anymore. Pannu says the success of "Badla", which did the business of over Rs 130 crore at the box office, is a testament to the fact that audiences are moving beyond the usual tropes of commercial cinema.
"A lot of waking up has happened after 'Badla'. I feel that audiences are now ready for something that is not done before, something unconventional. The concept of not taking your brain to the theatre is slowly going out of the window. People want to take the brain to the theatre," the actor told PTI in an interview. The 31-year-old actor also offers a new definition for the term 'commercial cinema'.