Sonam Bajwa, seen at Mumbai airport amid paparazzi flashes, is making waves with her role in ‘Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat’, released on Diwali 2025. Starting her career with ‘Best of Luck’, she reflects on growth and learning from past choices while captivating audiences across multiple film industries.
Sonam Bajwa, known for her role in the latest released ‘Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat,’ was seen arriving at Mumbai airport on a Friday morning. Her arrival was captured in multiple videos shared widely on social platforms. In one of these clips, she seems visibly uncomfortable as photographers crowd around her while she moves from her car into the terminal.
Sonam Bajwa’s interaction with paparazzi
At Mumbai airport, Sonam was seen getting out of her car and walking inside as photographers requested her to stop for pictures. She calmly responded, “Subah 7 baje kaunsa photo? (What photo can I give you at 7 in the morning?)” Although her face mask covered most of her face, her slight irritation was noticeable due to the constant clicking. Despite this, she handled the situation gracefully, waving to the cameras without removing her mask or pausing to pose.
About ‘Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat’
Meanwhile, Sonam is creating a buzz with her role in ‘Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat’, sharing the screen with actors like Harshvardhan Rane, Sachin Khedekar, Shaad Randhawa and Ananth Mahadevan. The film was released on October 21 and has received a variety of responses from critics and audiences alike.
Sonam Bajwa’s career overview
Sonam Bajwa started her film journey with ‘Best of Luck’ in 2013 and gained widespread recognition after starring in the well-received ‘Punjab 1984’. She has since featured in numerous hit movies like ‘Nikka Zaildar’, ‘Carry On Jatta 2’ and ‘Ardab Mutiyaran’. Apart from Punjabi cinema, Sonam has worked in Tamil and Telugu films. Her Bollywood debut came with the 2019 film ‘Bala’, followed by roles in Hindi projects such as ‘Street Dancer 3D’ and ‘Housefull 5’.
Sonam Bajwa on learning from her mistakes
In an old exclusive interview with us (Etimes), Sonam reflected on the opportunities she either let go of or missed in Hindi and South Indian cinema. She stated that she has “learned so much from my mistakes” and the decisions she has made have made her “stronger and wiser.” She expressed a deep-seated belief in divine timing, asserting that if an opportunity is truly meant for her, it will happen. She maintained that her focus remains on dedicatedly growing as an actor and meeting the high expectations of her fans, regardless of the industry she works in. Go to Source
