Sunny Leone's interview with Bhupendra Chaubey!! - Page 3

Originally posted by: ChotaBheem

Ok I got it when so called feminist say,dont look down her

I hate these so called feminist pretend to support her.

It many times became breaking news she being a po*n star.

Like wo po*n star hai isiliye usko look down kar rahe hain

She herself dont care for whoever thinks what about her

Like Arnab once made a prime time debated about her condom ad.Seriously!!!

These jurnos use her as a news maker

This sympathy making.I hate it.

Moreover it is like rai ka pahad

Originally posted by: NimbuMirchi

Exactly. Media is creating a freakin sympathy for her. And she enjoys it.

A rape victim won't get enough sympathy but ms. po*n star would get so-called feminist raging in support. sad state of affairs.

She may be whatever but she gets way more importance than she deserves. And she is quite well using most Indian Men's hypocrite mentality to her advantage.

Originally posted by: NimbuMirchi

Ya so.. that Journalist was wrong to ask these questions.

But then Most journalists are no different than him.

Par.. Leone ko itna kyu sar chadaya jaa raha hai. Not like she is some dush ki dhuli hui types. Have you guys heard what she and her husband did with Celina Jaitley's house they rented. Sunny is quite using her po*n star image to her advantage. No biggie if someone asks her a question or two about the same. I will never get India's obsession with her. 🥱

Originally posted by: turqoisedress

Sunny Leone: I will never walk out of an interview. I will face my problems. I am a fighter

Renuka Vyavahare,TNN | Jan 19, 2016, 11.05PM IST

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A round of applause for Sunny Leone. For standing tall and proud for the choices she has made and the person she is.

Even if there is an aggressive, presumptuous interviewer on the other side trying to put her on the spot - in a way that's most derogatory and offensive. Recently, she was interviewed by journalist Bhupendra Chaubey on his show on CNN-IBN.

Yes, Sunny was a po*n star in America, at some point in her life. She has never denied or dodged her past. All she said was it was a choice she made. Why corner her and bombard her with questions like, "Are you proud of your past?" "How many people would aspire to be a po*n star?" Well, maybe no one we know. And obviously, being an adult film star is not an option listed in any career guidance classes either. So what? We all do things that we want to do or have to do. We all have our reasons. And we all have a past. At least Sunny Leone can talk about it with dignity and poise. For that we damn well respect her. She gracefully tells Bombay Times, "Those kinds of questions are not going to go away. It's a part of who I am." It takes a lot of spirit, spunk and self-confidence to say that.

Indulge in fair debate and an open discussion by all means - but interviewing a person from your narrow-minded, prejudiced viewing glasses - not fair!

There was a volley of cringe-worthy questions that followed. It was even implied to her that she may not be worthy of working with a revered actor like Aamir Khan. Instead of waiting for her opinion, the interviewer probed her on whether she felt sorry about it. The truth is, she doesn't feel bad or sorry for herself. She doesn't need to. Like she rightly said that everything in her life has led her to being where she is, and everything is a stepping stone to something bigger and better.

Sunny has got a lot of support from the film industry for the way she handled all the heat. Instead of being outraged about it and storming out of the interview, she took it on - without getting stirred or shaken.

Talking to Bombay Times, Sunny expressed, "I will never walk out of an interview. I will face my problems. I am a fighter. I don't usually lose my cool. I was raised by my parents this way." About the obnoxious questions and the way of questioning, she added, "I had not seen his shows before so I didn't know what I was walking into. I don't have anything bad to say about him. It's not in my nature to do so. People are curious. Everyone has a certain style and sensibility. I've made my independent choices. Maybe they are not conventional, so I will have to answer those questions to the best of my ability. I've never held back."

She concluded by saying, "You have to move forward with a smile on your face." Bravo, girl!

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Rishi Kapoor 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

Shruti Haasan Well done @SunnyLeone keeping it together in the face of opinionated misguided questions #mortifyingjournalism

Anushka Sharma This downright distasteful interview shows d journalists intellect & lack of basic human respect & nothing else.kudos @SunnyLeone

Riteish Deshmukh More power to you @SunnyLeone.

Anil Kapoor Kudos to you for being so grateful, poised & courageous in the face of ignorance. I'm a fan.

Sushant Singh Rajput How beautifully u held your own in that stupid interview @SunnyLeone .Some1 should have taught him how to respect a woman when he was a kid.

Radhika Apte How beautifully u held your own in that stupid interview @SunnyLeone .Some1 should have taught him how to respect a woman when he was a kid.

Saqib Saleem An all time low for journalism in our country.. Interview done in such bad taste.. Kudos @SunnyLeone for tackling a retard so well.

Rannvijay Singh Well done @SunnyLeone !! You are a very hardworking professional and u have respect for others and yourself! I'm proud to be ur friend..

Richa Chadha @bhupendrachaube 'a interview of @SunnyLeone was the most sexist,holier-than-thou one I have seen lately.He wanted you to crack,you DIDN'T!

Originally posted by: flipfl0p

A rape victim do not need sympathy. We just need to fight the injustice along with them. Without our knowledge, we get judgemental. That is what the interviewer did.

He started off with "What went wrong?" Ended the interview with how she chooses her project (based on script) in the last min (when she had actually come for the promotion of her movie). When he asked the question, "Are Indians hypocrites?", he looked the biggest one to me. Has he seen her videos? If so, how a person who watched the video becomes holier than the one who enacted?

I may not watch her upcoming project, but I respect her as she respects herself.

Originally posted by: Dobby..

No one has even spoken abt feminism... may i know wht has feminism to do with this topic... accepting humans with their past is called being human regardless of one being feminist or not...unless u mean ppl who are not feminist love to discriminate others...there's a code of conduct in every profession... when u cross that u will be criticized...think twice before u mock feminism... but it has become fashion these days...u do not hav to be a feminist to be a good human...