Aashiqui 2: Shraddha focuses on story, doesn't fret about scenes

Shraddha Kapoor gives importance to 'good story' and 'good role', and says that she treats lovemaking or bold scene like any other sequence.
Seen in 'Teen Patti' and 'Luv Ka The End', Shraddha's next is romantic musical 'Aashiqui 2', in which she will be seen romancing Aditya Roy Kapoor.
Talking about her preferences, she said: "It depends on the story. It has to excite me. I don't see a scene as an intimate scene. It's just that I want to be a part of a great story and do good roles."

While working on \'Aashiqui 2\', Shraddha admits sharing a great bond with Aditya on and off the screen.

"I don't see a scene as a lovemaking or a bold scene. There has to be something (in the story), which should attract me to a film. I treat all scenes like that," she said during a group interview.
While working on 'Aashiqui 2', she admits sharing a great bond with Aditya on and off the screen.
"Aditya and I got comfortable with each other and it shows on the screen. People have been calling me and telling me that we have a good chemistry. Off screen, we have become good friends and somewhere that has translated on the screen as well. That is wonderful," said the 24-year-old.
Director Mohit Suri's 'Aashiqui 2' is her first romantic film. Also, the fact that it is a sequel to 1990 romantic blockbuster 'Aashiqui' made it challenging for Shraddha.
"Mohit is emotionally connected to the film. For us, to understand the depth of the film took a little bit of time and it was a challenge. But Mohit took us down to the level where he was, so we could understand what we were getting into," she said.
The actress also said the director ensured they don't feel the pressure of 'Aashiqui' success.
"The first 'Aashiqui' was a blockbuster, so there's pressure. But Mohit made sure we didn't face any pressure. He completely got us involved in the film, so that we don't think about anything else," she said.
Shraddha was barely one-year-old when Rahul Roy and Anu Agarwal starrer had come out. When she saw the film, she was 'very small'. "I remember listening to the songs while growing up. 'Sanson ki zaroorat' was my favourite," she said.
'Aashiqui 2' is coming out April 26.

Sunny Leone: I am happy to be appealing to teenagers, old people

Indo-Canadian adult film star Sunny Leone, who landed in film, item songs and endorsements here after hit TV reality show 'Bigg Boss', says that she feels blessed as everyone is accepting her.
After her entry in the reality show, Sunny began her career in the Bollywood with Pooja Bhatt's 'Jism 2'. She will be next seen in Ekta Kapoor's home production 'Ragini MMS 2'.
Besides she has done an item song 'Laila' and has a small role in 'Shootout at Wadala'. "This is a dream come true to be working in this industry. The journey till now has been amazing and hopes it stays that way. I am the new kid on the block. The kinds of offers that are coming my way are good and I feel blessed," Sunny told reporters here at the launch of energy drink 'XXX'.

Sunny Leone landed in film, item songs and endorsements here after hit TV reality show \'Bigg Boss\'.

"I am happy people are accepting me and want to see more of me. I am happy to be appealing to teenagers, old people. I feel very happy and fortunate that everyone around is showing so much love. It makes me to continue to entertain here," she said.
Sunny is also happy that her first item song 'Laila' has garnered good response. "They wanted me to be part of the song is great and when everyone seeing and liking it makes me feel awesome and it is all because of the fans," she said.
In the same movie, Priyanka Chopra has also done an item song 'Babli Badmaash'.
"I feel honoured to be in a film with Priyanka Chopra. I am not on same level as hers... She is been in the industry for long time. It feels great to be part of the film where she is also there," Sunny said.
Businessman-actor Sachin Joshi, the man behind Vikiing Ventures, roped in Sunny to endorse his energy drink.

I want to romance both Salman Khan and Ranbir Kapoor, says Sunny Leone

Indo-Canadian actress Sunny Leone says she wants to romance Bollywood biggies Salman Khan and Ranbir Kapoor on-screen and also try her hands at comedy.
Sunny first made her appearance in TV reality show 'Bigg Boss 5' in 2011 and this led to her entry in Bollywood.

Sunny Leone says she wants to romance Bollywood biggies Salman Khan and Ranbir Kapoor on-screen.

"It's been a year or so (in film industry) and I love being here. I am new to this industry, but I am open to doing romantic and comedy films. I want to romance both Salman and Ranbir. I want to act with both of them. I liked 'Bodyguard'.. it was fun to watch Salman," she said.
The actress was talking to reporters here at a promotional event of 'Shootout at Wadala' last evening.
Sunny has done a special song, 'Laila', in the Sanjay Gupta-directed crime drama, which is loosely based on a police encounter that took place in Mumbai in 1982.
"I never thought I will be able to do this song. I was nervous, scared on the first day of shoot, but John (Abraham), Tusshar (Kapoor) and others were nice to me and it turned out to be the best experience I have had here till now," she said.
John, Tusshar, Kangna Ranaut, Anil Kapoor and Sonu Sood are playing lead roles in the film.
Tusshar, who was also present at the event, was full of praise for Sunny. "She has clarity of mind and thought. She had no tantrums. She is a combination of beauty and brains and is also a nice human being," he said.

Sunny Leone calls Kamaal R Khan a liar over 'rape is surprise sex' tweet

It was all out war on Twitter between adult entertainment actress Sunny Leone and actor-director Kamaal R Khan purportedly over a controversial tweet over rape. According to media reports, Leone is said to have tweeted that rape is in fact surprise sex, a comment that was re-tweeted several times. But Leone strongly denied tweeting this and said all those re-tweeting it will be blocked.
On Monday she called Khan, popularly called KRK by his followers on Twitter, a liar and said the tweet was in fact attributed to her by Khan. Khan promptly hit out at the actor with a series of his own tweets, albeit unrelated to Sunday's controversy.

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"Sad when you wake up in the morning and reporters are writing about a lie that was said on my behalf by a well known liar KRK," tweeted Leone with the hash tag #shameonyou.
"Dear @sunnyleone first you unblock me n then tell me what m I lying? I have read your statement in a news paper I said that on twitter. I offered you my film #Deshdrohi n you said that u don't have dates till 2014. I have your mails so how I m lying madam @sunnyleone ji?" tweeted Khan.
The "rape is not a crime, it is surprise sex" comment may or may not have been tweeted by Leone, but the tweet could not be found on either KRK or Leone's Twitter timeline. "Who ever has said this rape comment is an idiot. I never said this. Grow up!," Leone said on Sunday.
"Well everyone on my page that thinks that's a joke they are getting blocked!" Leone said.
Following the horrific gangrape of a physiotherapy student in New Delhi, social media has been high strung about controversial comments on security and safety of women.