My acting has got better: Sunny
Indo-Canadian adult film actress Sunny leone, whose latest Bollywood project Ragini MMS 2 has hit the screens, hopes that her performance in the movie will help people change their mindsets about her acting skills.
“I don't know if I would be able to shut the mouth of those who criticise my acting, speak bad about me, but I hope they watch my this film and hopefully change their mind about my acting,” Sunny said. Sunny made her Bollywood debut with erotica Jism 2 in 2012, and then featured in Jackpot last year. However, she feels that with Ragini MMS 2, she has improved as an actor.
“I believe that my acting in this film has got better. I am more comfortable now in front of the camera,” Sunny said. Talking about the difficulty she faced while shooting the climax scene for the film, Sunny said: “I can't tell you what all I had to do to shoot that (climax) scene. My whole body was exhausted.”
He (Anurag) was saying what he really felt. I found it very touching. Everybody thinks now we are kind of enemies or something but I called him up after that episode on Koffee With Karan. We are comfortable
— Kalki Koechlin
Kajra re crooner Alisha Chinai, who turned 49 earlier this week with a quiet birthday at her residence in Alibag with only her dad for company, finds it tough being “companion-less”. Nevertheless, she's “happy being the queen in my own castle”.
“I've been on my own for many years now. And I'd be pretending if I said I didn't miss that someone special in my life. It's been very tough on me,” she said.
Omar Sy joins Jurassic World
French star Omar Sy of The Intouchables fame has joined the cast of Colin Trevorrow's Jurassic World — reboot of the blockbuster dinosaur action franchise. Hollywoodreporter.com reports that Sy shared the news on Twitter saying, “Fan of the saga from the beginning, I'm very proud to be part of the cast.”
Sy did not reveal details about his role in the 3D feature, which also stars Chris Pratt, Idris Elba, Irrfan Khan, Bryce Dallas Howard, Vincent D’Onofrio and Jake Johnson. Steven Spielberg, who directed the first Jurassic Park film in 1993, is producing Jurassic World along with Frank Marshall and Pat Crowley.