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On her maiden visit to Bangalore, actress Sunny Leone was visibly bowled over by the city. "I got to see the city on my drive to the hotel from the airport and was really impressed to see that people were not sleeping on the streets and that there was no dirt around," says Sunny.
The adult star-turned-Bollywood actress tells us that she's also fascinated with the south film industry. "I have heard that the people here are very professional and are always on time for any shoot," says Sunny, adding, "I am working withTamil actor Bharath in the film Jackpot, and I really like his attitude and work ethics. He's got great comic sense and is quite funny. I have also seen some of the song-and-dance routines in south films; they are amazing." As for the few actors that she has heard of, Sunny says, "I know that Rajinikanth is one of the top actors of the south. In fact, I have heard so much about his cigarette tricks that I want to see it for real."
But while she is now spending most of her time in India and is doing films here, Sunny admits that she hasn't seen many Bollywood or south Indian flicks. "The only time I get to catch up on a Hindi film is when I am on a plane. My husband, Daniel Weber, doesn't understand Hindi, so we don't watch films in the theatres," says the actress, who has a list of actors she wants to work with. "I definitely want to work with everyone who'd want to work with me. But Aamir Khan tops my wish list. He is a really good actor and I am impressed with his body of work. I'd also like to work with Rajinikanth," says Sunny.
Her choice of films here, meanwhile, remain those that portray her as a glamorous diva. "We make films to entertain people and people like to watch actors who look good on-screen. For example, Chennai Express was a hit because Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone are both good looking actors and people like to watch them," she says. And when she is not shooting, Sunny says that she loves travelling. "It gets boring for Daniel to sit around and do nothing, so we take off on trips often," says Sunny who was accompanied by her husband on her visit to Bangalore too.
The adult star-turned-Bollywood actress tells us that she's also fascinated with the south film industry. "I have heard that the people here are very professional and are always on time for any shoot," says Sunny, adding, "I am working withTamil actor Bharath in the film Jackpot, and I really like his attitude and work ethics. He's got great comic sense and is quite funny. I have also seen some of the song-and-dance routines in south films; they are amazing." As for the few actors that she has heard of, Sunny says, "I know that Rajinikanth is one of the top actors of the south. In fact, I have heard so much about his cigarette tricks that I want to see it for real."
But while she is now spending most of her time in India and is doing films here, Sunny admits that she hasn't seen many Bollywood or south Indian flicks. "The only time I get to catch up on a Hindi film is when I am on a plane. My husband, Daniel Weber, doesn't understand Hindi, so we don't watch films in the theatres," says the actress, who has a list of actors she wants to work with. "I definitely want to work with everyone who'd want to work with me. But Aamir Khan tops my wish list. He is a really good actor and I am impressed with his body of work. I'd also like to work with Rajinikanth," says Sunny.
Her choice of films here, meanwhile, remain those that portray her as a glamorous diva. "We make films to entertain people and people like to watch actors who look good on-screen. For example, Chennai Express was a hit because Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone are both good looking actors and people like to watch them," she says. And when she is not shooting, Sunny says that she loves travelling. "It gets boring for Daniel to sit around and do nothing, so we take off on trips often," says Sunny who was accompanied by her husband on her visit to Bangalore too.
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