Sandeep Kaur aka Simran (Bombshell Bandit)

Physical Stats & More

Education	A Bachelor degree in Nursing

Controversy	She has robbed four banks in three U.S States and was sentenced to jail for 66 months. As per police reports, she used to change her attire each time she attempts for robbery and threatened bank managers that if they will not hand over the money to her she will bomb the place. In this way, she used to do robbery without keeping any bomb, gun, or weapon with her.

Sandeep Kaur's smoking habits are unknown.
It is also unknown whether Sandeep Kaur consumes alcohol.
Originally from Chandigarh, Sandeep moved to the U.S.A. at the age of seven to reunite with her family.
She faced racial abuse after 9/11 and was called names at school, causing her to skip classes.
Inspired by a nursing manager while caring for her ill mother, she pursued nursing as a profession.
She became a licensed nurse at the age of 19 and started working in the field.
At 20, Sandeep moved to Sacramento to pursue a Bachelor's degree in nursing.
In 2008, she made a successful investment in the stock market during an economic crisis, yielding $200,000.
Introduced to gambling at her 21st birthday, she became addicted and lost nearly $60,000.
Sandeep received a weekly allowance of $1,000 from her husband.
She invested the money given by creditors and her husband.
To escape her debts, Sandeep moved to Union City with her mother, working long nursing shifts to pay off her mortgage.
Threatened by loan sharks, she resorted to robbing banks out of desperation.
Sandeep conducted four successful bank robberies across three states, ending in her capture in St. George after a police chase.
Sandeep Kaur's life inspired the 2017 film 'Simran' directed by Hansal Mehta, starring Kangana Ranaut.