Sonam Bajwa's BOLD Photoshoot In A Blue Backless Dress Turns Up The Mercury; See VIRAL Pics

Sonam Bajwa VIRAL Pics: Sonam Bajwa, the Punjabi sensation who is known for her undeniable fashion prowess, has once again left her fans mesmerized with a scintillating photoshoot. The actress, who enjoys a following of over 10 million on Instagram alone, has solidified her position as a fashion icon.

The actress whose latest release, Carry On Jatta proved to be a massive hit has set the internet ablaze with her recent photoshoot. The pictures show Sonam striking sensuous poses in a sultry backless gown. The actress captioned the pictures, "A few days ago... The sunset was magical that day."

The images capture her in a black gown adorned with vibrant blue flowers, boasting a plunging neckline and a daring backless design. Sonam flaunted her envious curves. She styled her look with minimalist makeup and let her hair loose in soft waves, framing her stunning face. Check out the stunning pictures.

Meanwhile, Sonam Bajwa during an interview with Siddharth Kannan opened up on the 'pretty face' tag that was given to her and how she has evolved from it.

She shared, "I want to do a lot as an actor, I have not been offered that kind of scripts. If I look back at my journey, a lot of people thought 'She is just a pretty face, she cannot even act.' Industry people felt that and said that. With all my heart I prayed and asked god to give me that one film which will shift people's focus from how I look to how I perform and that happened. I did Guddiyan Patole, Ardab Mutiyaran in 2019. Both the films were commercially successful and people appreciated my work. They were female-centric films. It changed the course of cinema in Punjab and then I got the respect as an actor, which I really wanted."

"From there, I have a lot to do. With time people get to know about your real self. Because I don't have any agenda that I want to show off this or that. I want to do acting all my life. Kooburati kitne time tak rahegi (How long will beauty last?). In our industry, on women, the clock is ticking a lot faster than men," she added.