Poonam Jhawer is a multifaceted Indian actress, model, singer, and producer who made a striking impression in Bollywood during the 1990s. Born on August 14, 1978, in Mumbai, Maharashtra, she began her career in modeling and advertising before transitioning to films. Her breakthrough came with the 1994 action thriller Mohra, where she played Priya Agnihotri and captivated audiences with the iconic song “Na Kajre Ki Dhar” alongside Suniel Shetty2.

???? Though Mohra catapulted her into the limelight, Jhawer’s film career remained selective. She appeared in movies like Love Story 98, Jiyaala, and Aanch, the latter of which she also produced. Aanch (2003), starring Nana Patekar and Paresh Rawal, earned critical acclaim and showcased her behind-the-scenes talent. She later played Gopi Maiyya in OMG: Oh My God! (2012), further cementing her versatility.

 Beyond acting, Poonam ventured into music with albums like Poo4u, Take Me Home Baby, and Poo Kya Jalwa. She also contributed as a playback singer for several short films and music videos. Her artistic flair extended to the stage, where she explored theater and live performances.

In recent years, Jhawer has reinvented herself as a social media sensation, gaining popularity through dance and lip-sync videos that showcase her vibrant personality and connect her with a younger audience. She’s also been linked to the upcoming film 2G Radia-tion, based on lobbyist Niira Radia’s life, reflecting her interest in bold, unconventional narratives.

With her blend of glamour, grit, and entrepreneurial spirit, Poonam Jhawer remains a compelling figure in Indian entertainment—one who continues to evolve and surprise.