- Played Anjalika / Uththara (Sinhala Debut) Thambi (2006) - Played Archana (Tamil) Pattiyal (2006) - Played Sandhya (Tamil)

The keyword "repack" is particularly telling. It implies that the video is not an original but a manipulated or repackaged file. This is the modus operandi of , a technology that uses artificial intelligence to seamlessly superimpose a person's face onto another body in an explicit video. The goal is to create a convincing forgery that can be used to harass, defame, and extort the victim.

This is the defining film of . Directed by Bala, Pooja played Nila , a blind, disabled beggar. She did not utter a single line of dialogue for the first 45 minutes of the film but conveyed everything through body language.

(2004) : A commercial success where she starred as the romantic interest of Ajith Kumar. Ullam Ketkumae

Pooja Kumar has carved a unique niche in Tamil cinema – she is not the conventional song-and-dance heroine but a performer who prioritizes strong roles. Her filmography, though selective, includes National Award-winning classics and high-octane commercial entertainers. For fans of intelligent Tamil cinema, her videos from Vishwaroopam and Uttama Villain remain essential viewing.

Pooja Gauthami Umashankar , mononymously known as , is a prominent Indian-Sri Lankan actress celebrated for her work in Tamil , Sinhala , and Malayalam cinema. She made a notable debut in 2003 with the Tamil film

A fast-paced romantic song from the film Pori .

Pooja made her Tamil debut in the 2022 action-thriller , directed by Nelson Dilipkumar. She played the female lead opposite Thalapathy Vijay. Role: Preethi

Pooja entered the film world under the guidance of acclaimed director Saran, debuting alongside R. Madhavan in Jay Jay . Her natural screen presence immediately landed her consecutive projects with top stars like Ajith Kumar and Jeeva. - Played Seema (Tamil Debut) Attahasam (2004) - Played Sapna (Tamil) Jithan (2005) - Played Priya (Tamil) Ullam Ketkumae (2005) - Played Irene (Tamil) Scaling New Heights & Sinhala Crossover (2006–2008)