Showing all artists born in April 5

Poonam Bajwa (born: Poonam Amarjeet Singh Bajwa) is an Indian actress, who predominantly appears in Tamil and Telugu language films. A Punjabi by birth, she made her acting debut in the 2005 Telugu film Modati Cinema, following which she appeared in several noted Telugu films, including Boss opposite superstar Nagarjuna and Bhaskar's Parugu.

She debuted in Tamil in 2008 with the Hari-directed masala film Seval and subsequently starred in Thenavattu, Kacheri Arambam, both co-starring Jeeva, and Drohi.

Most of her films are successful.  She usually plays the role of a second heroine in most of her films.

Monal Gajjar is an Indian film actress and model. She has signed five films even before the release of her first film. She was a winner of the Miss Gujarat title and also won the Mirchi Queen Bee beauty pageant organised by Radio Mirchi. She will make her debut in Malayalam with Dracula 2012 and in Tamil with Vanavarayan Vallavarayan. She has done a special appearance in Asha Bhonsle’s film.

Harish Uthaman is an Indian film actor who has appeared in Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam language films. He made his debut portraying the lead role in Thaa (2010), before playing villain in Gouravam, Pandiya Naadu and Meagamann.

Harish's first job was as a part of the cabin crew, working with Paramount Airways for three years and later with British Airways for three further years. He also then briefly worked in a commercials company in Chennai before Suriya Prabhakaran, offered him the lead role in a film. Harish thus made his acting debut with the low budget 2010 romantic Tamil film Thaa, which opened to above average reviews. To prepare for his first role he grew his beard for 5 months, and did work to darken his skin by applying oil and sitting in the sunshine as per the role's demands. The film had a limited release and went unnoticed at the box office, and his performance was described as "apt" by critics. The film was later screened at Tamil Film Festival in Norway where Harish met Radha Mohan for the first time. Subsequently Radha Mohan cast Harish in a negative role in his bilingual film Gouravam.

He was recommended to director Suseenthiran for a role in Pandiya Naadu by Suriya Prabhakaran, his first director, and went on to gain critical acclaim for his performance in a villainous role.