Didn’t sign ‘Jism 2’ for Sunny Leone: Arunoday Singh

Didn’t sign ‘Jism 2’ for Sunny Leone: Arunoday Singh

The Indian actor Arunoday Singh, who is all set to play a lead role in Mahesh Bhatt’s much-awaited upcoming film ‘Jism 2’, has insisted that the Indo-Canadian porn star, Sunny Leone, is not the reason why he has signed the film but the actor believes he would have fun while working with Leone.

He said, “Though Sunny wasn’t the reason for me signing #JISM2, but it will be wonderful to work with her – ARUNODAY SINGH(sic).”

‘Jism 2’ is a sequel to the 2003 hit film ‘Jism’, which starred Bipasha Basu and John Abraham in the lead roles. ‘Jism’ did an excellent business at the Indian box office but Singh reckons ‘Jism 2’ will be more dominating.

Arunoday said, “#JISM2 is a take on how relationships & sexual politics work with men & women & how that translates into success and failures(sic).”

He added, “Maine jab #JISM2 ki kahani suni, pehli kahani (JISM) se yeh kahani mujhe zyada acchi lagi! (sic).”

Along with Arunoday Singh, Randeep Hooda will play a lead role opposite to Leone and a few days back Hooda had also stressed that he didn’t sign ‘Jism 2’ for Leone.

Hooda was quoted saying as, “I have heard of Sunny but what prompted me to take up this film was the role and the script.

“What also attracted me to it is the thrilling pace at which it unfolds.”

Well, no matter what Arunoday Singh or Randeep Hooda say, everyone out there knows that both of them are not even near to any of the leading actors in the industry and therefore both of them will be certainly happy to have grabbed a chance to star opposite to Sunny Leone.

Leone, who became a household name in India after participating in one of the most possessed Indian reality TV shows ‘Bigg Boss 5’, is currently at her home in US but she will be landing in India soon to start off with the shooting.

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