
Unlike many actresses who stick to choreography within their comfort zones, pooja brings a rare blend of classical finesse and commercial firepower to her performances. What sets her apart from names like nora fatehi, Sreeleela, or tamannaah is the sheer elegance she carries even in high-energy numbers. There’s a deliberate poise in her moves, a storytelling ability that turns a song into an experience. With Kannimma, she tapped into a traditional yet seductive charm, while Monicaa saw her set the dance floor ablaze with raw energy and flair, proving her range and commitment.
If she truly decides to double down on dance-oriented projects, the current reigning queens of item numbers and performance-based songs could find themselves facing serious competition. Pooja’s appeal lies not just in her moves, but in the grace and screen magnetism she effortlessly projects. She doesn’t just dance; she owns the frame. And if she continues this streak, there’s little doubt that she could dominate the dance circuit in indian cinema, leaving others scrambling to keep up.