Arunoday Singh: ‘Jism 2’ is not a porn movie!

Indian actor Arunoday Singh, who is one of the male leads in Mahesh Bhatt’s much-anticipated upcoming film ‘Jism 2’, has insisted the film is not a porn movie at all.

‘Jism 2’, which has been directed by Pooja Bhatt, has created an enormous hype among the audiences because it will feature the Indo-Canadian porn star Sunny Leone as a mainstream Bollywood actress for the first time ever in the history of Indian cinema.

Since Censor Board of India has passed ‘Jism 2’ with an ‘A-certificate’ (Adult certificate), many out there have starting believing as if it will have a lot of steamy scenes in it.

However, when Singh was asked about it he said the film will show a reformed Leone in it.

Though the actor admitted the movie has many intimate scenes in it, he stressed it is not a porn movie.

Singh remarked, “Sunny is starting life afresh. Just because she did porn, doesn’t mean Jism 2 will be about it. How could we release it legally?”

While sharing his thoughts with the media, Singh also shared his experience of working with Leone, who has now gone back to her home in United States.

“She is sweet and easy to work with,” said the actor. He remarked, “I was in character mode most of the time. Sunny would ask ‘Are you angry? Have I done anything wrong?’ I used to tease her.”

In the movie Singh will be seen playing an Intelligence Officer and when asked the actor said he likes to stay in his character even when he is not acting.

“I don’t like breaking the consistency of the character.”

“My character Ayaan is given a task by his seniors and he comes across Sunny and Randeep Hooda, the second lead,” shared the 29-year-old.

‘Jism 2’, which is scheduled to hit the cinemas on August 3 will feature Randeep Hooda as the second male lead.

Well, all said and done, let’s see if ‘Jism 2’ really lives up to the expectations.

Short URL: https://www.newspakistan.pk/?p=29532

Posted by Imran Shaukat Khan on Jul 24 2012. Filed under Bollywood. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed.