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Glad I'm Not Stereotyped In Bollywood: Sunny Leone

Darpan News Desk IANS, 16 Jun, 2016 11:40 AM
  • Glad I'm Not Stereotyped In Bollywood: Sunny Leone
Actress Sunny Leone says she is glad that she hasn't got stereotyped in Bollywood.
 
"Initially I was perceived in a certain way. But now I can proudly say that people have accepted me and are approaching me for good work. I am glad that I am not stereotyped in the industry,” Sunny told IANS.
 
Sunny, who made her Bollywood debut with the erotic thriller "Jism 2" in 2012 and went on to do films like "Ragini MMS 2", "Ek Paheli Leela" and many more, will be next seen doing an item number in her upcoming film "Luv U Alia".
 
The film is based on divorce issues and Sunny feels that such problems are definitely on the rise these days.
 
"Divorce is definitely on the rise these days due to high levels of stress. Without patience and trust, it's extremely difficult for a couple to cope with the pressures. 
 
“My husband and I are very clear on the kind of relationship that we want and hence there's a lot of love, respect and admiration for each other."she said.
 
Directed by Indrajit Lankesh, the film is releasing on Friday.

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