Hindi cinema hasn't exploited horror genre: Taapsee Pannu

New Delhi: Actress Taapsee Pannu, who has worked in a few horror films in the southern film industry, says Hindi cinema hasn't really exploited the horror genre. Taapsee Pannu "I have done two extremely successful horror films in South, my last release in a southern language 'Anando Brahma', was horror. It did brilliantly well and so did 'Kanchana 2'. I think horror is a genre which Hindi cinema per say hasn't exploited much till now," Taapsee told IANS over the phone. 'Pink' co-stars Amitabh & Taapsee Pannu to reunite for Sujoy Ghosh's remake of 'The Invisible Guest'? "I have come across a couple of directors with scripts... who want to explore the genre... The thing is not many see horror separated from erotica till now. That is why I guess of late, we don't have many options to boast about the thing that this was horror and not erotica," she added. Having actively worked in the southern film industry, Taapsee says unlike the Hindi film industry, horror has been the most exploited genre in the south. "In south, horror is the most exploited genre and the most successful genre as well. In fact if my own horror films from the south are made in Hindi, I would love to act in those," she said. Taapsee will next be seen in "Tadka", "Soorma", "Mulq" and "Manmarziyan".