Sunny: I don’t know what people are talking about. My intention was to show the true story

Sunny Leone, who plays herself in her biopic web series ‘Karenjit Kaur’  is happy to receive such an overwhelming response from her fans and the audience.

In a recent interview with Mid-Day, the actress was told to share her shooting experience of her biopic, she answered, “Shareen Mantri from Nammah Films and Daniel [Weber], my husband, came to me with this idea. After my last experience with a documentary, [Mostly Sunny on Netflix], I was not keen on doing anything. Shareen expressed her motive behind telling my story and the route she hoped to take. Something clicked. I wanted people to see a human story, which is probably not what they were expecting me to showcase.”

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She was later asked whether it was difficult to reveal her past details in her biopic, to which she said, “It was beyond difficult to shoot this series. I can’t even begin to express what I was feeling. The second season broke my spirit and I’m still trying to heal. I was objectively viewing my life and seeing the other side of the coin brought me to tears. I know my story and the choices I made, but I was not mentally aware of how it affected my family and the other people in my life. I think, that realisation hurt.”

According to many, the actress made a biopic on herself, just to clear her image; when this was told to the actress, she responded, “I don’t know what people are talking about. My intention was to show the true story. The series is for fans who have always been by my side. I want them to understand that I am just like them.”

She was last seen with Arbaaz Khan in ‘Tera Intezaar’ which was a flop affair at the box office.

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