Sunny Leone interview - worth watching

I had watched it last night. What an elegant lady she is. She gained lot of respect from from me and many after this interview. I was surprised the way she handled each and every question with out bringing any emotions to her face.

He did gain some free (cheap) publicity at the expenses of Sunny Leone. Not in 100 years I would have watched this interview or google this interviewer if its for this controversy.

I hope this will convert as an opportunity for her to work with Aamir Khan

 

I loved her too! Till now, she was just another "item" girl. But she has gained a lot of respect from me after watching this . I wish I could stand up and slap the interviewer.

Wonder if he would ask the same kind of questions to Kareena Kapoor or "respected" actresses who pretty much do the same thing in movies. You go Sunny!

I've also recently read somewhere that Sunny leone refused to film some item song because she saw kids wandering the sets whereas most of the leading ladies have kids dancing to suggestive lyrics in the background. Not sure if it is true.

 

I loved his tweet too I thought it was very gracious of Aamir to say that.

 

From Aamir


I think Sunny conductd herself wid a lot of grace & dignity.I wish I cud hav said the same abt the interviewer (1/2)
Sunny,I wil b happy 2 wrk wid u.I hav absolutely no problems wid ur "past", as the interviewer puts it.Stay blessed

@Rihana Now you know why she is the most googled person in India but then, you don't have to google her, you can google his twitter . There is always a work around darling.

 

I enjoyed watching Sunny's interview. She looked hurt but so well composed and gave very witty answers.

The interviewer was very straight and insulting but he spoke some truth. Thanks to him, I see Sunny in a different light now.

 

Who is that sleezeball interviewing her? Frankly this woman has done ****- meaning evidence of her doing questionable act is out there for people to cast stones at her. But the rest of the Bollywood does it hidden thereby not leaving much proof. Most actors (men and women) have compromised themselves to get ahead. So why singly her? I am glad she stood her ground.

There are so many men in Indian film industry who have had open affairs while married, set up second home with their mistresses or married to more than one woman at the same time but I never see them being questioned like this. This woman was not breaking any laws (legal or moral). She was just in a business even though that business is a bit sleezy for most people- but a business nevertheless. But she is grilled as if she is the world's most immoral woman. Talk about hypocrisy...

When asked how India became #1 consumer of ****, she should have said, perhaps it is due to the repressive sexuality. If people were not so repressed, maybe they don't have to satisfy their baser instincts through ****.

That man comes across boorish, crass and crude while she comes across classy.