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Poonam Dhillon

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Indian actress

Poonam Dhillon
Dhillon in 2024
Born (1962-04-18)18 April 1962 (age 63)
OccupationsActress, politician
Years active1978–2022
Spouse
Ashok Thakeria
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(m. 1988; div. 1997)​
Children2
WebsiteOfficial website

Poonam Dhillon (born 18 April 1962) is an Indian actress and politician. A formerEve's Weekly Miss Young India 1978,[1] she is best known for her 1979 filmNoorie. Some of her well-known films includeRed Rose (1980),Dard (1981),Romance (1983),Sohni Mahiwal (1984),Teri Meherbaniyan (1985)Samundar (1986),Saveraywali Gaadi (1986),Karma (1986),Naam (1986),Ek Chadar Maili Si (1986) andMaalamaal (1988).

Dhillon participated inBigg Boss in 2009. She played the lead role of Sharda Modi in theSony TV seriesEkk Nayi Pehchaan in 2013. She has done theatre, including the award-winning playThe Perfect Husband andThe Perfect Wife with several shows inUnited States andDubai.

Career

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The first time Dhillon gained fame was when she got crowned Miss Young India 1978.[2]

DirectorYash Chopra noticed her and offered her a role in the filmTrishul (1978) where her song "Gapoochi Gapoochi Gum Gum" withSachin Pilgaonkar[3][4] became popular.[5] Chopra then gave her the title role inNoorie (1979) oppositeFarooq Shaikh, which he produced. The low budget filmNoorie shot in Bhaderwah, Kashmir, became a superhit and was a phenomenal success at the box office, partly also forKhayyam's music. For this film, Poonam was nominated for theFilmfare Award for Best Actress.[citation needed]

Subsequently, she went on to act in around 90 films in Hindi, includingSohni Mahiwal,Red Rose,Teri Kasam,Dard,Nishana,Yeh Vaada Raha,Samunder,Romance,Kasam, andSitamgar. She was paired withRajesh Khanna[6] in six films:Dard,Nishaan,Zamana,Awam,Red Rose (1980 film) andJai Shiv Shankar.[7][8] She made a special appearance inJudaai as a favour to producerBoney Kapoor whenJuhi Chawla had to drop out.

She also appeared in regional films such asNyay Danda (Bengali),Yuddha Kaanda (Kannada),Ishtam (Telugu) andYavarum Nalam (Tamil),13B: Fear Has a New Address (Hindi).

Dhillon was a contestant on Season 3 ofBigg Boss aired onColors TV in 2009. She ended up as the second runner-up on the show.[9] Her big comeback on Indian television in a lead role was with the serialEkk Nayi Pehchaan onSony TV in 2013 where she played the uneducated yet ideal wife of a rich businessman.[10]

She has been in theHindi theater productionThe Perfect Husband, which won the best comedy play award in 2005 and which completed aGolden jubilee run. She then did another playThe Perfect Wife co-starring Sooraj Thapar andPyaar Mein Kabhi Kabhi withAsif Sheikh. She was also seen in a play calledU Turn which is the Hindi version of a Marathi play.[11]

Dhillon ventured into the make-up van business in 1991 pioneering the concept in the Indian film industry. She runs a make-up van company called "Vanity."[12][13][14][15]

Personal life

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Dhillon was born inKanpur,Uttar Pradesh.[citation needed] Her father, Amreek Singh was anaeronautical engineer in theIndian Air Force and would often get transferred. Her mother was a school principal, and both her siblings are doctors. Poonam was quite studious growing up and aspired to become a doctor.[12][16][17] Poonam attendedCarmel Convent,Chandigarh for schooling and did her graduation after joining films at age 16.[18]

Dhillon was married to producerAshok Thakeria and has two children, a daughter Paloma.[19] and a son Anmol.[20]

Activism and politics

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She has been very active with social causes like drug awareness, AIDS awareness,family planning andorgan donation.[12]

She has been a prominent speaker at theSAARC business summits inKathmandu and Delhi and was appointed cultural ambassador.[21] She was also a speaker at the MINDMINE event.[22] In 2012, she along with other celebrities participated in a show supporting the "Save and Empower the Girl Child" cause in collaboration withLilavati Hospital.[23][24]

In 2014, she launched an event management and film production company called "Poetic Justice Films and Entertainment Pvt. Ltd." with industrialist Aneel Murarka and choreographer Samir Tanna.[25]

In 2017, Dhillon was appointed as one of four members to theFilm Certification Appellate Tribunal, which is the official body for appeals against decisions of the Central Board of Film Certification in the Indian film industry.[26]

Dhillon joined theBhartiya Janta Party in 2004 and was appointed vice president of the Mumbai unit of the party in 2019.[27][28]

Filmography

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Films

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YearFilmRoleLanguageNotes
2025Jaggo Aayi AaPreetam Kaur Punjabi
2022Plan A Plan BKiranHindi[29]
2020Jai Mummy DiPinky BhallaHindi[30][31]
2014Double Di TroublePunjabi[32]
2013Ramaiya VastavaiyaAshwini KapoorHindi[33]
2011Kunasathi KunitariMarathi
Miley Naa Miley HumShalini MehraHindi
2009Dil Bole Hadippa!Yamini SinghHindi
13BSushmaHindi
2001IshtamLakshmiTelugu
1997JudaaiNisha KadoriaHindiGuest appearance
MahaantaHindiDelayed release
1991DeshwasiRakshyaHindi
Jhoothi ShaanHindi
Qurbani Rang LayegiBasantiHindiDelayed release
1990Vidrohi[34]KiranHindi
Jai Shiv ShankarHindiUnreleased
Amiri GaribiRaniHindi
AtishbazHindi
Pathar Ke InsanSeetaHindi
Police PublicKarunaHindi
1989Yuddha KaandaSunitaKannadaRemake of Meri Jung
BatwaraHindi
AbhimanyuTulsi/KellyHindi
Galiyon Ka BadshahMadhuHindiDelayed release
Hisaab Khoon KaAnu/AnitaHindiDouble role
SaayaSupriyaHindi
1988Hum Farishte NahinSunitaHindi
KasamSaviHindi
MaalamaalPoonam MalhotraHindi
Sone Pe SuhaagaAdvocate ShraddhaHindi
1987Himmat Aur MehanatShardaHindi
AwamSushmaHindi
Mard Ki ZabaanLataHindi
1986AvinashDr. SapnaHindi
Dosti DushmaniLataHindi
Ek Chadar Maili SiRajiHindi
KarmaTulsiHindi
Khel Mohabbat KaLily/ShyamoliHindi
NaamSeemaHindi
Palay KhanZulekha KhanHindi
SamundarAnjaliHindi
Saveray Wali GaadiJyotiHindi
1985BepanaahKalpanaHindi
GeraftaarAnuradhaHindi
Kabhi Ajnabi TheAshaHindi
Shiva Ka InsaafNishaHindi
SitamgarNishaHindi
TawaifKaynat MirzaHindi
Teri MeherbaniyanBijliHindi
ZamanaSheetalHindi
1984BaadalHindi
John Jani JanardhanCheryl MendezHindi
LailaLailaHindi
Sohni MahiwalSohniHindi
YaadgarNainiHindi
1983NishanGulaboHindi
QayamatSudhaHindi
RomanceSoniaHindi
1982SawaalSoniaHindi
Teri KasamDollyHindi
Yeh To Kamaal Ho GayaPriyaHindi
Yeh Vaada RahaSunitaHindi
1981BaseraaSaritaHindi
Aapas Ki BaatKajalHindi
DardPoonam BhargavHindi
Main Aur Mera HaathiMeena/JulieHindi
PoonamPoonamHindi
Biwi-O-BiwiAshaHindi
1980Red RoseShardaHindi
NishanaKavitaHindi
1979Kaala PattharGuest appearanceHindi
NoorieNoorieHindi[35]
1978TrishulKusumHindiDebut film

Television

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YearShow(s)RoleNotes
1995AndazPooja
2000The Chust Drust showHost[36]
2002–2004Kittie PartyManju[37][38]
2009Bigg Boss 3ContestantSecond runner-up[39][9]
2012–2014Dil Diyan Gallan Dil Hi Jaane...BhupinderPunjabi-language television series
2013–2014Ekk Nayi PehchaanSharda[40]
2015Santoshi MaaHerself / narrator[41]
2018Dil Hi Toh HaiMamta Noon[42]
2018Pratigya - Stand For a CauseHost[43]
2021Dil BekaraarMamta ThakurWeb Series onDisney+ Hotstar

Accolades

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Award YearWorkAwardCategoryResult
1980Noorie27th Filmfare AwardsBest ActressNominated
2015Ekk Nayi PehchaanIndian Telly AwardsBest Actress in a Supporting Role (Drama)Won

References

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