Sunny side of Leone

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Sunny Leone

Sunny Leone’s Jism 2 has been in news much before it went on the floor. But for all the wrong reasons. However, the actress, arguably the biggest crowd puller of the film, seemed unfazed about the speculations related to the film or her.

Dazzling in a lovely green dress Sunny seemed unruffled while posing for cameras along with lead actors — Randeep Hooda and Arunoday Singh, director Pooja Bhatt and music director Arko Pravo Mukherjee at a press conference at PVR Director’s Cut, Ambience Mall, Vasant Kunj recently.
“I have given my best in the film and, of course, the toughest task for me has been my Hindi. I am hoping that the audience will appreciate my hard work,” says Sunny. All praise for the actress, Pooja said that Sunny mugged up the script like no other actor within a short period of just 40 days.
With the release of the film, the verdict on Sunny’s acting and director’s bold approach will be out soon, however, Pooja is confident about her star cast.
“When we signed John Abraham for Jism people told us that he couldn’t act. But we were confident about him. And this time too, all the actors are a perfect fit for their respective roles. In this film, Sunny is at par with not just one but two lead actors and she has done justice to her character,” she says.
While the film is being termed as an erotic thriller the star cast insists that it also has a very high emotional content as well. “The film deals with deep love emotions. Both the lead actors play two opposite sides of passionate love that Sunny has to deal with,” says Randeep Hooda.
The audience have already been awestruck by the promos and posters of the film. And what has drawn attention apart from the Indo-Canadian adult entertainment star, who is playing a ‘porn star’ in the film, are the clothes, or the lack of those. But instead of just ogling at them on screen the audience also had a chance to bring home Sunny’s hot bikinis and all the clothes worn in the film at the auction of film’s wardrobe on Thursday. The auction was aimed to raise money for Peta’s (People for the ethical treatment of animals) charity works.