Being fashion perfect is difficult, says actress Pooja Dua

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Updated At : 12:38 PM Mar 27, 2021 IST

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Actress and social activist Pooja Dua never keeps any stone unturned when it comes to fashion. Titled as Mrs Icon of India in 2016 and Mrs Iconic Personality 2017, she was the first runner-up of Dilli Darlings and her outfits have always been the talk of the town. Says Pooja, “I am fortune that I have such a supportive family. Trying different trends and being fashion perfect is difficult. When people appreciate and acknowledge my work and my style sense, it feels great. I try to keep it on point by following who I’m without any self-doubts and the magic happens. I thank each and every one for supporting me and trusting my work.”

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