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Watch at your own risk! The second song “Piya More” from the upcoming movie Baadshaho, is too hot to handle. Both Emraan Hashmi and Sunny Leone set the stage on fire. The racy number can leave you gasping for more. 

Piya More has been sung by Mika Singh and Neeti Mohan. 

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The action thriller is slated for release on September 1.

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Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma on Thursday courted trouble with feminists, activists and political parties roundly slamming him for his controversial International Women’s Day comments on actress Sunny Leone, a former adult entertainer. The filmmaker later apologised on Twitter to those who were “genuinely offended” by his comment.

“My apology is only to those who genuinely got offended and not to those who ranted for publicity and threatened to take law into their hands. Was just expressing my feelings but I apologise to all who were offended due to my unintended insensitive tweets in context of women’s day,” Varma tweeted in the evening.

Earlier, his tweet on Wednesday — “I wish all the women in the world give men as much happiness as Sunny Leone gives” — triggered a storm of protests on Twitter.

He was trolled widely.

As the row over the comment snowballed, RGV came up with more: “The negative noise towards my tweet on Sunny Leone arises from ultimate hypocrisy. She has more honesty and more self-respect than any women.”

Nationalist Congress Party’s senior leader Jitendra Awhad hit out at him: “RGV apologise or face the consequences. We don’t mind taking law in hand.”

Undeterred, RGV shot back nonchalantly: “Great @PawarSpeaks (NCP President Sharad Pawar) should kick you out for threatening to take law in hands in our sovereign democratic country. You are a disgrace to his ideals.”

Unfazed, Awhad warned that if RGV didn’t apologise, he would lodge a formal police complaint against the filmmaker.

Late on Wednesday, social activist Vishakha Mhabrey lodged a complaint with Mapusa police station in Goa, demanding RGV’s Twitter account be blocked.

She also demanded that an offence should be registered against RGV under the cyber laws and the Indian Penal Code for victimisation of women.

Not cowed down, RGV tweeted: “Filing counter against OverActivist with 212 followers which would be her family and friends, for disrespective 18 lakh followers of Sunny Leone.”

NCP spokesperson Vidya Chavan warned that if RGV failed to apologise, they would launch a ‘Joote Maro Andolan’ and beat him up with footwear.

The Film Studio Setting & Allied Mazdoor Union, with over 50,000 members, jumped into the controversy on Thursday by starting a boycott of RGV on his tweets.

On Thursday, Prateeksha Korgaonkar, state convenor of Ranaragini, the women’s wing of the Hindu Janajagruti Samiti in Goa, too filed a complaint against RGV with the Goa State Women’s Commission.

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Ever Wondered how Sunny Leone stays fit and fabulous always? Well, here are her secrets –

How do you maintain your sexy figure in spite of such a busy schedule?

The only way to keep fit is to eat right and exercise. But, exercising every day isn’t possible given my hectic schedule. Sometimes working out is the last thing on my mind. But I make it a point to burn calories through various activities. The days when I am not shooting, I workout for two hours at a stretch in the gym, but on a busy day I might just spend 30 minutes on the stationary bike. In fact, I prefer cardio and free weight exercises over strength training. With the type of body I have, I need to focus more on cardio exercises to burn calories than lifting heavy weights.

But, is avoiding weight training a good idea?

Fitness is very subjective; every woman should know what the requirements of her body are. In my case, my focus is more on burning calories. I aim to burn 500 to 600 calories in every session and so I depend on cardio and free weight exercises. I also do a lot of boxing to help my arms and upper body become stronger. As for my lower body, I concentrate more on cycling as it strengthens my lower back, thighs and hamstrings. The advantage of exercising on a stationary bike is that it helps keep the abs in shape. Moreover, most women (including me) have a tendency to put on a lot of weight on their lower body and cycling helps to deal with those problem areas. Also, exercising on the stationary bike is a stress buster for me.

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Eating ‘healthy’ is such a challenge, how do you manage that?

My diet pattern is very boring, but I don’t complain. I start my day with a cup of Dunkin’ Donut coffee and my breakfast comprises of egg whites and toasts. My lunch is a healthy chicken salad with vegetables and the same goes for dinner. I don’t snack in-between meals but if I feel hungry, I might eat an apple or have seasonal fruits. It is a bland pattern of eating, but it is clean and healthy. I take care that my food is low on salt, as too much of sodium can again lead to water retention in the body and make you bloat. I am a conscious eater and I count my calories.

Any binge confessions?

Oh, yes! I cannot say no to chocolates. I am crazy about them and eat them as and when I feel like. I am also aware that I just can’t stay away from every type of food, no matter how fattening it might be. So my rule for cheat-eat is to have whatever my mind desires but in moderation. But I do count the number of extra calories that I consume and burn them out.

From the top of your head, share 5 fitness tips?

• Cut down on your soda intake by 70 percent, if not completely.
• Limit intake of fried foods.
• If you drink too much tea or coffee try to cut down on the numbers by half.
• Avoid binge eating; instead indulge in cheat meals but with portion control.
• Stack your fridge with healthy foods so you don’t fall for junk when hungry.

What are your beauty secrets for looking so ravishing all the time?

My skincare regime starts with my healthy eating habits. I do not depend much on cosmetics. I believe that the way you treat your body reflects on your skin. I deliberately stay away from sweets, fried foods, processed and junk food for the sake of my skin. Also, I am very selective about what I put on my skin. After a lot of trial and error, I have settled for a Japanese cream for moisturising my skin. As for makeup, I swear by the Make Up For Ever range of cosmetics. These are water-based cosmetics that suit my skin. Also, I make sure that all my brushes and sponges are cleaned before I use them. I have trained my make-up artist for the same too.

And what do you do for your hair?

My hair is subjected to a lot of abuse with all those styling products, chemicals and excessive blow drying. They need special care to keep them from breaking. I have an Argan oil massage twice a week to help my hair regain its vitality. Also, coconut oil massage can do wonders for your hair. I alternate between the two to keep my hair healthy.

Are you a part of the Yoga bandwagon?

I did learn and practise Bikram Hot yoga but I must admit, yoga doesn’t excite me much. Moreover, with my aim of burning more calories to stay fit, other exercises like cardio fit the bill. So I prefer those exercises over yoga during my workout sessions.

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Documentary by Dilip Mehta

Rating: ****

At one point in this haunting look at the life of a porn star who betrayed her conservative Punjabi family to rule the adult entertainment industry, Sunny Leone bursts out, “So what if my home town disowned me? Today every Indian family wants me to be a part of them.”

Ahem. Not quite. The level of acceptability as a ‘Bollywood actress’ that Sunny and her incredibly-supportive husband Daniel Webber, imagine for her, is just not a realistic goal. During the long revealing monologues in camera in this eloquent documentary, Sunny seems to feel she has left her past, as a porn star, behind.

Dilip Mehta’s searing documentary reminds us not too gently how outrageously impossible it is to wipe out one’s past karma in a flurry of song, dance and drama that is Bollywood masala.

“Mostly Sunny” is not a fluff job. It is neither a cop-out nor an insider’s job. But somewhere in-between. It doesn’t focus on the sleazy, leery side of Sunny’s life to generate a heated titillation. Calmly, Mehta, whose earlier documentary on the widows of Vrindavan remains a haunting portrait of desolation, doesn’t take the easy route while focusing on Sunny’s provocative activities in the past to show how they impinge on her present.

Many times the acts of betrayal that turned ‘Karenjit’ to ‘Sunny’ make us flinch for their unabashed homage to materialism. This is not an ordinary raunchy-to-posh saga of a Punjabi girl from Sarnia, a small town in Canada, who decided she had to make obscene amounts of money to afford the lifestyle that she craved for.

Joining her in her cru(de)sade is her faithful husband. It is not very clear to me why Daniel gave up his thriving family steel business to become a porn star alongside his wife. Dilip’s documentary is hazy on that issue. Perhaps it is of little interest to Mehta. What he tracks down with a sleuth’s single mindedness is the ghosts from Sunny’s past as they come to haunt her present.

The most memorable moment in this diligently packaged portrait of a life entrapped in erotic excursions are when Sunny (with faithful husband) visits her hometown and is shunned by everyone as the daughter who brought disgrace and doom on her family.

To reiterate the damage that Karenjit Kaur perpetrated on her folks when she transformed into ‘Sunny Leone’, there is Sunny’s brother Sunny (Yup… she took her alias for her adult activities from her kid brother) saying on camera that their mother drank herself to death after she got to know her daughter’s true calling.

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Indeed, the most genuine and humane face of Sunny Leone when she is no longer pouty, provocative, poseur is when she talks about her parents. Mehta’s camera captures her in stark make-up-less anguish. These are moments that are filled with an unspoken rage and fear about what happens when the light dims and the oomph fades away.

It is not difficult to see why Sunny Leone has disowned this saga of her life as seen through the eyes of a director who is unsparing in his morality and dispassionate in capturing a life that has forfeited a self-discipline. “Mostly Sunny” is a searing, stark, sometimes startling peek into the void at the heart of the stardom that comes to those who are in the business of titillation.

What makes Sunny Leone tick? And what makes her fans get sexually aroused at her very thought? This capably crafted heartfelt homage to the heroine of the horny hemisphere spares us none of the sordid sidelights to Sunny’s seemingly charmed life.

Seen in a harsh but non-judgmental light, she comes across as strong and vulnerable and terribly misguided in her belief that it’s okay to have sex on camera and then move on in life.

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Rating: ***

Film: “Raees”; Director: Rahul Dholakia; Cast: Shah Rukh Khan, Mahira Khan, Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub, Atul Kulkarni, Narendra Jha, Sheeba Chaddha, Sunny Leone

“Raees” is a typical Bollywood blockbuster designed like films of the early 1980s, with over-the-top yet thrilling action, drama and a tinge of romance. It is a biography of a disciplined businessman, albeit with ragged edges.

Set in the late 80s and early 90s and inspired from true events, Raees is a fictionalised story of the rise and fall of a bootlegger-turned-gangster,in the alcohol prohibited state of Gujarat.

Told entirely from within the closed underbelly of Fatehpur in Gujarat, the script attributed to four writers does a brilliant conjuring act of inviting us into the
life of Raees (Shah Rukh Khan) who at a very early stage in life is inspired by his mother, a ragpicker who quotes, “Koi dhanda chota ya bada nahin hota hai, aur koi dharam dhanda se badkar nahin hai.” which literally means, no occupation is small and no religion is bigger than one’s business.

So with this as his mantra and philosophy he sets out in the world on his own terms.

He starts off small by working for Jairaj Seth (Atul Kulkarni) who indulges in branded liquor. Jairaj appoints “Raees” because he has, “baniya ka dimaag aur miyabhai ka daring,” which means he is shrewd like a shopkeeper and daring like a Muslim. How Raees gradually grows into a formidable figure in society, forms the crux of the tale.

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With complex scenes, the plot offers nothing that you have not seen before. Narrated in a linear manner, the script is taut and the narrative moves at a rapid pace. The first half is promising and the second half which begins with Inspector Majumdar’s point of view holds your attention with equal gusto, but unfortunately, the climax tilts into a predictable zone of bad things happen to bad people, making the film a cliched fare.

The film is largely elevated by Shah Rukh Khan’s performance and a few dramatic dialogues that are used to churn the emotions.

Shah Rukh essays the eponymous character with sincerity and aplomb. He emerges as a sympathetic and even admirable character and he does a very good job of portraying a brutal character albeit with soft tones in equal measure.

Nawazuddin Siddique as the incorruptible IPS officer, Jaideep Majumdar is equally competent. His cat-and-mouse chase with Raees, punctuated with vibrant dialogues often elicit a chuckle. Together they keep you hooked.

Mohammad Zeeshan Ayub as Sadiq — Raees’ friend and partner in crime — is effortless and affable. Unfortunately, though he has his moments of onscreen glory, he does not rise from being Raees’ lackey.

Mahira Khan as Raees’s wife Mohsina is wasted in the film. Her character is perfunctorily included to add the romance angle and her onscreen chemistry with Shah Rukh lacks zing.

The rest of the supporting cast are sincere.

The action sequences are well choreographed, brutally raw and a bit far-fetched, making the act unrealistic especially the long chase and fisticuffs with Muharram celebrations in the backdrop.

The songs, “Dil ka patang, udi udi jaiyae,” “Oh Zaleema,” and “Laila Main Laila” are well choreographed and seamlessly mesh into the narrative. But the quick edits mar the viewing experience.

With excellent production values, the era is realistically created. But there are certain scenes which are marred by the director’s inability to control his actors from taking “star liberties”. Evident among them are the few scenes where Shah Rukh Khan is seen without his spectacles.

Overall, “Raees” is a well made film that would appeal to the masses.

By Troy Ribeiro
IANS

Bollywood actress Sunny Leone, 35, looked sizzling hot in a cherry-colour gown at the  launch of her own mobile app in collaboration with New York-based start-up escapex.  The app will bring all her social media profiles under a single umbrella – be it Facebook, Instagram, Twitter or YouTube.

The start up has earlier produced white label apps for artists like Bob Marley, Wyclef Jean and 35 other celebrities.

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Sunny is the first ever-Indian celebrity to have such an app.

She believes that while the media and people will not stop gossiping about her, her new mobile app will help spread authentic information and facilitate direct interaction with her fans.
“I think media will gossip about me anyway, but through this app what I can do is filter information before going out in the public domain, so they are authentic,” 

During the launch the actress was asked about the sacrifices she made to become a successful actress in Bollywood.

“I think I had to adjust a little in the industry. I realized very quickly that Bollywood wasn’t going to change for me as far as how business is done, how things are done on sets,” said Sunny.

“As far as struggles are concerned, there is always something happening every day,” the ‘Ragini MMS 2’ actress said.

Emphasising on the impact of social media on an actors life, Sunny said: “As our shelf life is small, unlike Amitabh Bachchan, Shah Rukh Khan, social media is one of the best ways to build up fan followers and one can write one’s own destiny.”

Asked about which actor & actress should have a mobile app like the one she is launching, Sunny said she would be interested to watch actors Sonam Kapoor and Ranveer Singh on social media and mobile app. 

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Actress Sunny Leone has been signed on to be part of a digital marketing campaign by online marketplace for food delivery, Foodpanda.

The campaign will showcase how the brand comes to the rescue of people in the liquidity crunch situation that has cropped up after demonetisation. The campaign would target the consumers through various digital platforms such as Snapchat, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

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The campaign videos will have Sunny along with her husband Daniel Weber, in an informal relaxed disposition at her home, yearning for some great food and Foodpanda does the trick for her.

The short digital campaign would majorly play on Snapchat.

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Actress Sunny Leone has made it to the BBC’s 100 most influential women.

This year’s BBC 100 women list marks the fourth year of the season. They are once again a mixture of high-profile and influential women including entrepreneurs, engineers, sportswomen, business women, fashion icons and artistes.

Sunny, who is celebrating her fifth year anniversary in Bollywood, started in Indian showbiz by participating in the controversial reality TV show “Bigg Boss” in 2011.

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She went on to star in Bollywood films like “Jism 2”, “Jackpot” and “Ek Paheli Leela”.

Apart from the actress, the list also includes four Indian names – Gouri Chindarkar (Sangli), Mallika Srinivasan (Chennai), Neha Singh (Mumbai) and Saalumarada Thimmakka (Karnataka), read a statement.

Chindarkar is a 20-year-old computer engineering student from Sangli, Maharashtra. She is one of the first children in India to experience a unique learning experience now known as ‘School in the Cloud’.

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Srinivasan, 57, is the CEO of Tractors and Farm Equipment Ltd. She is known as the ‘Tractor Queen’ of India and has grown her family company into the third largest tractor manufacturer in the world.

Singh is a 34-year-old actor-writer who founded a movement to encourage women to walk the streets in Mumbai to defy harassment.

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Thimmakka is a 105-year-old environmentalist from Karnataka who has planted more than 8,000 trees in 80 years, a project which first started in response to social ridicule at not being able to have children. She is the oldest woman on the BBC 100 women list.

Some of this year’s high profile women include singer-songwriter Alicia Keys; US gold medal winning gymnast Simone Biles and French politician Rachida Dati.

The BBC’s 100 Women season kicked off on Monday.

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Actor Rajniesh Dugall, who will be seen in the forthcoming erotic thriller “Wajah Tum Ho”, says shooting intimate scenes on camera is the toughest.

“I would say that intimate scenes are the toughest to shoot because there is a thin line on how they are shot and how much you want to show on screen. It is very tricky,” Rajniesh told IANS over phone from Mumbai.

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The 34-year-old actor says a film’s director, cameraman and actors need to be in “proper sync” for these scenes to be shot right.

“It is because you know as to what they want and what would look classy and what wouldn’t,” he said.

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Rajniesh, who is also gearing up for the release of “Saansein”, says “there is a thin line” which can either make or break an intimate scene. Therefore, it’s best to ensure detailed attention to it before shooting it.

“Plus there are 40 to 50 people standing around, so it’s not like that you are actually having fun. It is acting and shooting as part of the script,” he added.

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Directed by Vishal Pandya, who has previously helmed films like “Hate Story 2” and “Hate Story 3”, “Wajah Tum Ho” also features Sana Khan, Sharman Joshi and Gurmeet Choudhary. It is slated to release on December 2.

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Actress Sunny Leone has landed a pivotal role in upcoming Telugu comedy “Guntur Talkies 2”, and its director says she’s not a mere attraction in the film.

“She plays a character called Hunter Rani, and we haven’t roped her in to merely attract audiences. Her role has shades of grey and she agreed to be part of the project because it’s quite different from anything she has done so far in her career,” director Raaj Kumar.

A sequel to “Guntur Talkies” which released earlier this year, the project also stars Naresh, Vineeth and Aditi Singh.

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Unlike the first part which was high on adult content, the director said the sequel will be made in a way to draw family audiences too to cinemas.

Mahesh Manjrekar, who was part of the first part, will reprise his own role.
This will be Sunny’s second Telugu film after 2014’s “Current Theega”.

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