JFF 2026: Taapsee Pannu Reveals Why She Kept Her Wedding Private

Taapsee Pannu graced the Jagran Film Festival 2026 on its third day and received a warm, grand welcome from the Delhiites. For the unversed, the actress has a special connection to Delhi as she was born and brought up in the National capital and has always loved the Dilli crowd. At JFF 2026, Taapsee made a rare comment about her husband Mathias Boe and why she did not announce her wedding.

While talking about her married life, the actress shared, "Sometimes I forget that I am married because I never really felt my life has changed, or as people say, you have to make adjustments."

The actress also revealed that she was engaged to Mathias Boe for 10 years before they married. He proposed to me quite early, and we met in 2013. At that time, I thought it was too soon."She added, "I remember there was a screening for Dunki and I flew to Denmark on the same night to get married."

 

 

 

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She also revealed that the couple held another ceremony for their families and close friends but did not have any strict rules or regulations. She only requested that they not post any photos or videos from her wedding ceremony.

The Pink star said she chose not to pose in front of paparazzi after her wedding or did not beef up any security that was rumoured to be used by other celebs.

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Coming back to JFF 2026, Taapsee attended the session 'From Pink To Power Breaking Stereotypes Through Cinema', where she talked about her career and movie choices.

On the work front, she will next star in the Netflix film 'Gandhari', which will release on September 3, 2026. The movie also stars Ishwak Singh, Jatin Sarna, Chhaya Kadam and Swastika Mukherjee.

As per reports, the plot follows a mother who loses her young daughter in a busy train station, and a violent attack leaves her unable to see for a while. She pushes through pain and faces a hidden network of child traffickers to rescue her daughter and other missing children.