Sunny Leone: My husband has been getting good proposals from Bollywood

The Indo-Canadian porn star Sunny Leone is the latest darling of the Bollywood industry. The adult sensation made a very successful debut with Pooja Bhatt’s film ‘Jism 2’ and now she has been signed by Ekta Kapoor for ‘Ragini MMS 2’, which is a sequel to the 2010 hit film ‘Ragini MMS’.

However, the actress now says that her husband Daniel Weber, who has performed with her in many porn movies, is also getting Hindi film offers.

“My husband has been getting good proposals from this industry. There are few people who have approached him and want both of us together in a film,” Sunny told IANS.

While speaking on her inclusion, Leone stated her husband would to work in the industry and people would love to see their couple on-screen.

“He would love to be in a Bollywood movie and it’s just an idea, which he is considering and might take it forward. He is open to it. It will be fun to see both of us together,” she added.

Earlier Leone revealed that she reads all the scripts which are offered to her but it is Daniel who makes the final decision and gives her permission.

“I read my scripts and meet the directors and producers. It would look weird if he reads the script and takes a call and I am not involved in it. Both of us take the decision whether to work in a film or not,” the 31-year-old said.

Daniel Webber used to be a porn star before but currently he is managing Leone’s adult filmmaking company, Sun-Lust Productions, in United States.

Well, all said and done, Leone faced a lot of criticism from the Indian nation when she was initially brought on a family TV show ‘Bigg Boss 5’. However, she remained unfazed an carried on with her dream of becoming a mainstream B’town actress.

So let’s see if Weber also makes an entry in the tinsel town without bothering about all the noises around him.

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