Actress Taapsee Pannu says she is anticipating her expected venture "Judwaa 2" and is not apprehensive about the film. The drama is a continuation of 1997 hit "Judwaa" which featured Salman in a double role. In the second portion, Varun Dhawan repeats the part of the master. "It is one film about which I am slightest anxious in my profession. It is a film I know I will have an extraordinary time recording, advancing and getting a charge out of the aftereffect of it as well. I am exceptionally casual for the film, from the beginning to the end. "I don't know where that certainty originates from yet I am super casual when it's about 'Judwaa 2'. I know individuals are discussing it as of now, the music, the parts, and everything else. Be that as it may, there is no anxiety, no stress," Taapsee told PTI. The motion picture denotes the actress' second coordinated effort with director David Dhawan after her presentation film "Chashme Baddoor".Taapsee's execution in her most recent release "Naam Shabana" got a considerable measure basic praise and the performing artist says it was vital for her to begin "Judwaa 2" with the fulfillment that her last film worked. "I am proceeding onward to 'Judwaa 2' so it was essential that my last film works. In the event that I have a fruitful film, I know I'll start 'Judwaa 2' with certainty. You can detect that trust in you and it mitigates you of a considerable measure of weight. I am so anticipating shooting it," she says. On-screen character Taapsee Pannu, whose film Naam Shabana is gaining a moderate ground in the cinematic world, is presently anticipating her forthcoming motion picture Judwaa 2. The film, coordinated by David Dhawan, is a spin-off of 1997 hit film Judwaa featuring Salman Khan and Karisma Kapoor. Addressing news organization PTI, the 29-year-old on-screen character stated: "It is one film about which I am minimum anxious in my profession. It is a film I know I will have an awesome time recording, advancing and appreciating the consequence of it as well. I am exceptionally casual for the film, from the beginning to the end."