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Poonam Pandey not scared of showing her bold side on 'Lock Upp'

Tribune Web Desk
Updated At : 07:25 PM Feb 28, 2022 IST

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Mumbai, February 28

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In the latest promo of the show ‘Lock Upp’, ‘Nasha’ actress Poonam Pandey was questioned by Kangana Ranaut about whether she admits to making adult films.

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Kangana says: “Do you admit that you make adult films and promote them as well.”

To this Poonam replies: “Whatever video I have made till now or photos I have clicked, I haven’t broken any laws. If people can love the fake one, I am sure they will love the real one.” Well it was quite a shocking reply by Poonam that of course reflects her bold side which she seems like will be revealing on the show.

Look at Poonam Pandey performing at the show:

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Poonam is a social media figure and she remained in limelight because of her semi-nude photos and her controversial statements. She debuted in Bollywood with the 2013 film ‘Nasha’.

‘Lock Upp’ will be streaming tonight at 10 pm on ALTBalaji and MX Player.

IANS

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