Sunny Leone to get paid Rs. 1 crore for 'Ragini MMS 2'?: She is the hottest thing to have happened to Bollywood in a long time. To serve Sunny Leone hot to the audiences, do you know how much Ekta Kapoor is shelling out to the sexbomb? The amount is said to be almost a crore. Is it true? Well, if the reports are to be believed then yes! Ekta Kapoor, who signed Sunny Leone for the sequel of Ragini MMS even before the release of her first film Jism 2, is apparently paying the adult film star Rs 1 crore.
As a tabloid reports, the lackluster performance of Jism 2 at the box office hasn’t affected Ekta Kapoor’s resolve, and Sunny Leone has been signed for Ragini MMS 2 and is paid a humungous amount.
Now the only question is if Jism 2 was a damp squib, thanks to scant skin show by Sunny Leone, what can be expected from her in Ragini MMS 2? Let’s hope Ekta cares for the money she is investing in the sequel. Or, will she present Sunny in a new light -- way sexier than her fans want to see her.
The fact that she has disappointed her fans is not amiss on the Canadian import. Sunny Leone was aware of it and in an interview she even apologized to her fans for letting them down in Jism 2.
Sunny Leone’s 'Ragini MMS 2' shooting start from the end of year 2012: From erotic thriller to horror thriller, Sunny Leone is primed for her second excursion in Bollywood, but the shooting will begin by the closure of 2012. Following Jism 2, its "Ragini MMS 2" for Indo-Canadian porn star Sunny Leone and she uncovers that the shooting of the horror-thriller sequel will begin in a few months.
"I love India. I am so happy I am here, I'll be staying here for a while. I have a lot of different projects coming up. 'Ragini MMS 2' is something we are going to start shooting by the end of this year," the 31-year-old expressed here Sunday at the declaration of her cooperation with music outfit Saregama which will give its clients access to her matter.
"I'll be doing workshops here in India, I'll be doing them before 'Ragini MMS 2'. I'll be taking dance classes, Hindi lessons, watching Hindi movies... It's like going back to school for me."
"I don't like the word. Competition is something, unless it's in sports, it's kind of like a negative word, at least in my book. These women (actresses) work so hard. I know what goes into making a movie now," Sunny said.
"I know all these different appearances and other things that we do, it's a business and on top of that you have a lot of fun. But competition, everyone is in their own league and in their own space," she added.
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