I’ll definitely strip for my fans if Nasha rocks the box office: Poonam Pandey

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Mumbai, July 24, 2013: Stripping queen Poonam Pandey promises her fans to shed her clothes again if her debut movie, ‘Nasha’ makes a good business at the box-office. ‘Nasha’ is slated to hit the theatres this coming Friday.

"If this film does well then I’ll definitely strip for my fans as disappointing anybody is not in my nature," the model told a newspaper.

 

Poonam Pandey’s bare poster has irked the people of Mahim area in Mumbai. A group of protesters pull out her poster and tore it into pieces and put fire. This incident took place jut a day after the residents of Seemapuri in northwest Delhi burned the posters of the bold film. Reacting to the incident, Poonam said that she is ready to apologize if her fans annoyed with her in any ways.

 

‘Nasha’ is about love and sex between 25 year-old girl and a 18-year-old teenage boy. The movie will also see Poonam Pandey doing pole dance. Poonam is feeling nervous as only few days left for her debut film release. “Tweethearts! Yaar Tenssion aa gaya ... couldn’t sleep Last night. .. Just just 3 days to go 26th July,” Poonam shared her anxiety with her fans on Twitter.

Speaking about the story of ‘Nasha’, Poonam Pandey said: “The movie’s story is about an 18-year-old boy and a 25-year-old woman. The boy falls in love with the woman and crosses all his limits, that is the story. It is something new and something fresh to watch.”

When Poonam Pandey was asked if she would like to work in a Tollywood film, she replied: “If there is a script that suits me, I will act in Telugu films.”

Directed by Amit Saxena of ‘Jism’ fame, ‘Nasha’ promises high dose of sex and emotions. The trailer of the film was a hit and Poonam’s fans liked her in bare-dare role.

Poonam said that her film has a strong content and it does not carry only skin shows.

Poonam added that she ‘hated’ as people were comparing her to Sunny Leone, the Indian-Canadian porn star-turned-Bollywood actress.

She said her debut movie ’Nasha’ has dialogues instead of "just ooh-aah".