Exclusive - Poonam Pandey wishes to get into a beautiful relationship after facing domestic violence in her previous marriage

Poonam Pandey, who was recently seen in a reality show, Lock Upp, opened up about her troubled relationship with ex-Sam Bombay inside the jail. She shared about facing domestic violence at the hands of her estranged-husband Sam Bombay and also revealed that she suffered brain hemorrhage. However, it seems Poonam has moved on in life and wants to see the brighter side. In an exclusive interview with ETimes TV, the Nasha actress shared that she is open to meeting the right person and getting into a beautiful relationship.

When asked if her last abusive relationship has scarred her for life and if she is open to falling in love again, she said, "I hope I get into a beautiful relationship.I have a long life ahead of me. I am looking forward to meeting the right person."
On being asked about her estranged husband's claims that the domestic violence case was nothing but allegations against him, Poonam said, "I would not like to comment on it."
The actress, who is known for her bold videos, hopes that Lock Upp will be a turning point in her career and she would get more work, "I was successful in proving to the world through Lock Upp that I am just an ordinary girl like anyone else. I think that people are loving me. I am just grateful to the universe. I think this will be a turning point in my career because I want to work. I want to get good scripts and work more. I don’t want to be away from work anymore. I look forward to it," she concluded.
Poonam also shared her excitement about host Kangana Ranaut's positive comments for her, "Every time Kangana ma’am praised me, I would feel so proud of myself. Before entering the show, I had this fear that I would end up getting into an argument with her. She is a very straightforward lady and doesn’t keep anything in her heart. It is a very beautiful thing to have in a person and we don’t get to see such honest humans in today's time. So every time she praised me, I felt I was getting a trophy."