Taapsee Pannu’s parents were not married then and while her mother was living safely in East Delhi, where she already lived. His father and his family lived in Shakti Nagar in a building with four Hindu families. It was he who saved his father’s family from the wrath of the mob. He said he was the only Sikh family in the neighborhood and everyone knew he had a jonga, so it was easy to identify him.
Taapsee’s family attacked
When the mob finally reached their street, Hindu neighbors stood outside their door and told the mob that the family had already fled. The angry mob torched their jonga but the family, who had switched off the lights and locked the doors of their house, went safely inside their neighbours’ house.
Taapsee was scared
Did the incident and its aftermath scare Taapsee and make the mob hate her? He told that this incident made him think that something terrible had happened to him. But one thing he discovered at a very young age was that he belonged to a minority community.
Source: navbharattimes.indiatimes.com
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