Pooja Hegde goes to amusement park, shares fun pics from New York holiday: ‘Let the adventure begin’

Actor Pooja Hegde is currently vacationing in New York. Pooja shared a series of photos from her US trip on Instagram on Monday. She is making the most of her free time with close friends. In the pictures, Pooja was seen posing in front of a giant Ferris wheel and eating a variety of dishes. She wore a white crop top with white shorts for her day out. (Also read: Pooja Hegde complains about airline staff’s ‘threatening tone’)

She captioned her series of photos, “Let the adventure begin.” She used the hashtag ‘amused’ alongside the pictures. Actor Soniya Mehra commented on her post, “Literally a whole vibe.”. To which, Pooja replied, “Right?” One of her fans commented, “You are a beauty icon.” Another fan wrote, “Pooja I love you.” Many fans dropped heart emojis on her pictures.

Pooja Hegde works in Telugu and Tamil films. She made her acting debut with Tamil film, Mugamoodi in 2012. She is also known for her hit dance number Halamithi Habibo from the 2022 Telugu film Beast. Pooja’s upcoming projects include Kabhi Eid Kabhi Diwali with Salman Khan and Rohit Shetty’s Cirkus with Ranveer Singh. She started her career in modelling and was crowned second runner-up at the Miss Universe India pageant in 2010.

Pooja Hegde made her Bollywood debut opposite Hrithik Roshan in Mohenjo Daro (2016). She returned to Hindi cinema with Housefull in 2019. She was last seen opposite Prabhas in the Telugu film Radhe Shaym (2022) that also released in Hindi. Directed by Radha Krishna Kumar the multi-lingual love story received a mixed response from the public. In a an interview, Pooja had talked about the response that the film has received, and said, ‘every film has its own destiny.

In an interview with Pinkvilla in March, Pooja had said, “See every film has its own destiny, I strongly believe that. Sometimes you watch a film and you’re like ‘oh, it’s an okay film’, but the box-office does really well. Then sometimes there are films that didn’t do well at the box-office, but then when you watch it, you are like, ‘pata nahi yaar kyun nahi chali yeh picture. It’s quite good.’ So I feel every film has its destiny at the box-office.”