Sunny Leone admits Pooja Bhatt hired her because she is porn star!

The Indo-Canadian porn star Sunny Leone is back in India now in order to promote her first Bollywood film ‘Jism 2’, which has been directed by Pooja Bhatt. The adult actress, while sharing her thoughts with the media, said that she is overwhelmed with the reception she has got in India and feels that the audiences are now ready to see something more forward.

Leone, who rose to fame during her stint in the ‘Bigg Boss 5’ house, locked many headlines in the country during the shooting of ‘Jism 2’ since it was said that she is reluctant while doing the lovemaking scenes.

However, when asked about it the actress rubbished all rumours.

Leone said, “I have seen actors kissing and wearing close to nothing in intimate scenes here, though I do understand that it’s a big deal in Indian movies. However, I also believe that the youth is ready to watch something more forward than what their parents and grandparents watched. These things happen in bedrooms, but perhaps not much in public.”

‘Jism 2’, which is scheduled to hit the cinemas on August 3, is one of the most-anticipated movies of this year and Leone has admitted the enormous hype behind the movie is because of her original profession. Nevertheless, the 30-year-old doesn’t want people to look down on her as a porn star in the movie.

She added, “That might be the reason why Pooja (Bhatt, director) hired me. With all that was said when I first arrived here and on Bigg Boss, I think that’s part of the lure of Jism 2. Everyone knows me as being a certain type of person. And though the focus is on who I am and what I do in America, I just hope people will watch the movie (Jism 2) and say ‘wow she did a good job acting’ or ‘she worked hard’, which I did.”

Well, all said and done, let’s see if Sunny Leone can really impress audiences in her debut film.

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