Tannishtha Chatterjee

Amazon Prime Announces Third Season Of Four More Shots Please!

Entertainment | Press Trust of India | Friday May 8, 2020

"The first season was one of the top 3 most-watched Amazon Original Series from India in 2019," said Aparna Purohit, Head of Amazon Originals

Four More Shots Please! Renewed for Season 3, With Tannishtha Chatterjee as Director

Akhil Arora | Friday May 8, 2020

Four More Shots Please! will be back for more. Amazon Prime Video has renewed Four More Shots Please! for season 3. Tannishtha Chatterjee will direct Four More Shots Please! season 3.

Brett Lee All Smiles After "Bumping Into" Movie Co-Star In India

Written by Abhimanyu Bose | Monday November 11, 2019

Brett Lee shared a picture with actress Tannishtha Chatterjee, who starred with him in the movie 'Unindian'.

The Mystery Woman In Nawazuddin Siddiqui's Pic Is...

Entertainment | Written by Divya Goyal | Thursday July 19, 2018

Nawazuddin Siddiqui's photos made the Internet curious

Krushna Abhishek Explains Why Comedy Shows Are Not Easy To Make

Entertainment | Written by Divya Goyal | Tuesday March 28, 2017

Krushna, who faced flak from Tannishtha Chatterjee last year, said, "It is not in the Indian system and blood to take jokes on themselves"

Tannishtha Chatterjee Plays India's First Practising Lady Doctor In Biopic

Entertainment | Written by Nilanjana Basu | Tuesday February 21, 2017

Tannishtha Chatterjee confessed that prepping for the film is one of the most difficult tasks she has managed so far

Ileana D'Cruz Doesn't Believe That Indian Entertainment Is Fairness Driven

Entertainment | Indo-Asian News Service | Tuesday October 18, 2016

"I don't consider myself fair. I think I am in the tanned category. I don't think we are fairness-driven. We have some actresses and models who are really dusky and gorgeous, and I truly believe skin colour doesn't matter," said Ileana

Radhika Apte Does Not Find Anything Funny About Jokes on Skin Colour

Entertainment | Press Trust of India | Thursday October 6, 2016

"I think jokes on colour or body shaming shouldn't be made. It's not funny to crack such jokes. Do you crack a joke on fair skin (people)? No right? So don't do it. There has to be a limit," Radhika Apte said

Sonali Bendre on Tannishtha Chatterjee 'Roast': Won't Do Fairness Ad Again

Entertainment | Indo-Asian News Service | Friday September 30, 2016

At an event in Mumbai, Sonali was asked to comment on the incident involving Parched actress Tannishtha Chatterjee's complaint about being 'roasted' for her skin tone on a TV comedy show

Ajay Devgn on Tannishtha Chatterjee's 'Roast': There Has to be a Limit

Entertainment | Press Trust of India | Wednesday September 28, 2016

"There has to be a limit. I have not seen it (episode). I need to see to comment correctly on it. Sometimes sense of humour goes overboard, there has to be limit. We all have sense of humour and we all accept jokes on self. The person who cracks the jokes has to draw a line. I think the mindset needs to change," Ajay Devgn said.

Women's Panel Slams TV Show For Comments On Actress Tannishtha's Skin Tone

India News | Press Trust of India | Wednesday September 28, 2016

The National Commission for Women today slammed a comedy TV show for allegedly making fun of the skin tone of actress Tannishtha Chatterjee and said it is exploring avenues to initiate action on the "unfortunate episode".

Krushna Abhishek Apologises to Tannishtha Chatterjee. What He Says

Entertainment | Indo-Asian News Service | Wednesday September 28, 2016

"If she feels offended by something, I apologise from our side. We never want to hurt anyone deliberately. Comedy Nights Bachao is of a roast format. Roast doesn't mean that we say just anything to anyone," he said

The Dark Side - Why I Went Public With My Outrage - By Tannishtha Chatterjee

India News | NDTV | Monday October 3, 2016

"So deep is the prejudice that everyone thinks it's funny - right from their childhood, they've grown up with it", says actress Tannishtha Chatterjee

After 'Roast,' Tannishtha Chatterjee Receives Apology From TV Channel

Entertainment | Written by Gitanjali Roy | Wednesday September 28, 2016

"To my utmost horror, I soon realized that the only quality they found worth roasting about in me was my skin tone," she writes

Today's Big Release: Parched

Entertainment | Written by Divya Goyal | Friday September 23, 2016

After Pink, set in urban India and discussing the tough life of working women, director Leela Yadav brings Parched, a tale set in rural Kutch.