Model-turned-actress Poonam Pandey is a familiar figure in the entertainment industry. She has established a distinct presence with her daring photoshoots. A quick look at her social media profiles clearly shows why Poonam captures so much attention. Her bold approach has frequently brought her into the spotlight and sparked numerous controversies. Nevertheless, she has consistently proven her resilience, coming out stronger with each challenge. Known for her provocative fashion choices, from minimalist bikinis to hot western attire, the 32 years old stunned fans again when she was papped during an outing.
On Friday, popular paparazzo handle Voompla dropped a clip of Poonam Pandey, in which she can be seen donning a white Fishbone tube top gown with a deep neck. From the video, it seems it is taken inside a hotel’s lobby and it captures the actress posing for the shutterbugs while adjusting her open hair. The video soon went viral all over social media.
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Last month, Poonam was spotted enjoying Holi festivities at an event recently. Taking to stage, she said, “Happy holi to all. Zinda hone ka maza hee kuch aur hai. Bahut maza aa raha hai zinda hokar phir se. Aur Holi khelke tum logo ke saath.” She also asked if the those in the crowd has taken the cervical cancer vaccination. Poonam looked pretty in a white bodycon dress with a long shrug thrown on. She shared the videos from the event on her Instagram Stories.
A day after faking her death in February, Lock Upp fame came out in a video statement and clarified that she is not dead after all. In the video, Poonam argued that the motive of her death news was to create awareness regarding cervical cancer.
“I am alive. I did not die because of cervical cancer. Unfortunately, I cannot say that about those hundreds and thousands of women who have lost their lives because of cervical cancer. It is not because they couldn’t do anything about it but because they had no idea what to do about it. I am here to tell you that, unlike other cancers, cervical cancer is preventable. All you have to do is, you have to get your tests done and you have to get HPV vaccine,” she said.
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