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Sunny's oomph will benefit 'Hate Story 2' feels director

Darpan News Desk IANS, 13 Jun, 2014 01:12 PM
  • Sunny's oomph will benefit 'Hate Story 2' feels director
"Hate Story 2" is already a bold step in terms of content. Now, former adult movie star-turned-Hindi film actress Sunny Leone is set to add extra dose of oomph with her item song "Pink Lips" and the film's director Vishal Pandya is confident that her presence will help promote the film.
 
"It's a very special item song with Sunny Leone, which we will shoot next week. The song is called 'Pink lips'. It's a nice dance number and I am sure Sunny will certainly help to promote the film in a big way," Pandya told IANS.
 
In terms of boldness, "Hate Story 2" has a lot of steamy love scenes featuring lead pair of Jay Bhanushali and Surveen Chawla.
 
Pandya's film is a sequel to 2012 erotic thriller "Hate Story", which was directed by Vivek Agnihotri and produced by Vikram Bhatt.
 
The film's trailer packed with raunchy and titillating sequences hit the web space June 6 and it has already got close to 20,00,000 hits on YouTube.
 
Pandya admits his creation is bolder than the original movie, which starred Paoli Dam, Gulshan Devaiya and Nikhil Dwivedi.
 
"The feedback has been great so far. The film is bolder than 'Hate Story'. I hope the audience accepts the film the same way as 'Hate Story' was accepted," he said.

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