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Sunny Leone Always Wanted To Play A Warrior

IANS, 13 Aug, 2018 01:54 PM
  • Sunny Leone Always Wanted To Play A Warrior
Indo-Canadian actress Sunny Leone, who is all set to make her debut in a Tamil film, says she always wanted to play a warrior.
 
 
Sunny, whose real name is Karenjit Kaur Vohra, will be launched in the Tamil film industry with the upcoming film "Veeramadevi".
 
 
Asked about the film, Sunny told IANS over an e-mail interview from Los Angeles: "I am so excited to be a part of a project that is like this. Playing a warrior is something that I have always wanted to do."
 
 
Directed by V.C. Vadivudaiyan, "Veeramadevi" also stars Navdeep in a pivotal role. 
 
 
Currently, Sunny is seen hosting the season 11 of youth-based reality show "Splitsvilla" on MTV.
 

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