MUMBAI: Taapsee Pannu's experiments with her hair for movies are worth mentioning!

Taapsee Pannu has been riding high on the success of her latest release Mulk. She took the country by storm with her performance as a lawyer in the film, a courtroom drama directed by Anubhav Sinha. She is currently geared up for her next release Manmarziyaan directed by Anurag Kashyap, which will see her opposite Abhishek Bachchan and Vicky Kaushal. Taapsee plays the role of Rumi who is a go-getter, happy-go-lucky girl who lives her life on her terms.

Taapsee is known to adopt the right look for her characters, be it the straightforward Minal in Pink or the badass agent in Naam Shabana, or the totally gorgeous Samaara in Judwaa 2. For every film, Taapsee has tried to get as different a look as possible and even gone above and beyond the call and dyed her hair a different colour to get under the skin of the character. Let’s take a look at some of the visibly drastic hair transformations Taapsee has had in different films.

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Manmarziyaan – Taapsee coloured her hair a vibrant shade of red to go along with her character of Rumi for the upcoming romantic drama, which matched the entire persona of the Punjabi kuddi that she is playing in the film.

Tadka – The film directed by her all time favourite Bollywood villain, Prakash Raj, will see Taapsee rocking purple tresses in the remake of the 2011 Malayalam film Salt N’ Pepper, which also stars Nana Patekar and Ali Fazal.

Judwaa 2 – One 2017’s major blockbusters, Judwaa 2 saw Taapsee in a never before seen avatar. Playing the gorgeous Samaara, Taapsee rocked beach waves with slight golden highlights and looked the part thoroughly.

Dil Juunglee – Playing a teacher in the rom-com film, Taapsee cut her hair super short for the first time for the 2nd half of the film, which saw her romancing Saqib Saleem, much to the surprise of her fans who whole heartedly welcomed the hair transformation. In the first half, Taapsee's look was inspired by Anne Hathaway from The Princess Diaries.