What happened??sunny leone interview

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Posted: 9 years ago

rishi kapoor @chintskap

Very unfair& rude interview with Sunny Leone on CNN IBN.She is taking it on her chin sportingly,obviously in the interest of her coming film

did anyone watch it?

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grao

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Posted: 9 years ago

I did... on TV.. it was so rude.,.. I hated that interviewer for asking such questions... She does whatever she wants... The most worst question he asked was Indian women are scared of you because they are scared for their husbands.. Pathetic.. 😡..

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Posted: 9 years ago

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Posted: 9 years ago

Originally posted by: ani_gr
I did... on TV.. it was so rude.,.. I hated that interviewer for asking such questions... She does whatever she wants... The most worst question he asked was Indian women are scared of you because they are scared for their husbands.. Pathetic..😡..

Seriously??yeh kaun mahaan interviewer thha 😡

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grounder

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Posted: 9 years ago

Well .. I am not able to watch the interview but considering that her past is really tainted, it's no big deal that it is being used against her. She is fine with what she has done in her past, so maybe answering those judgemental questions may not be a big deal for her. After all she made money doing po*n and even now her films are no better, most of them can be considered soft po*n.

I agree that people have the right to choose what they want to do and ideally society should accept those personal choices without meddling, but then her choices aren't just limited to her. She needs a very orthodox country's people to be her audience. She chose her playground, if she expected this to be any easier then she was fooling herself.

In fact, I have been surprised with how little resistance she has faced so far in India. I would have expected it to be a lot more. Not that I want the resistance to be a lot more, I honestly personally don't give a shit about her films. Except for that song Baby Doll, I have never even bothered to watch any of her stuff, so accepting/rejecting her hasn't even been a thought for me. But knowing the Indian society, I am surprised that she hasn't had more issues to deal with. She has been accepted so relatively easily that honestly I was shocked. I couldn't believe that the society is so accepting of po*n stars these days. It is sort of weird.

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Posted: 9 years ago

Didn't watch the interview but I'll reserve my empathy and compassion for the oppressed and unfortunate, not a hoe:)

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Wizard

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Posted: 9 years ago

Sunny was a po*n star not a prostitute. There is a huge difference between the two. god how can people be so narrow minded. It's almost disgusting. This type of typical Indian mentality will never change.

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Originally posted by: -GameOfThrones-
Sunny was a po*n star not a prostitute. There is a huge difference between the two. god how can people be so narrow minded. It's almost disgusting. This type of typical Indian mentality will never change.

exactly and as per Indian culture norm she lives with her husband in mumbai or does he live in LA?oh well at least she is married😛