Sunny Leone gets emotional while talking about her Cannes debut. Bollywood Pipa News

Born as Karenjit Kaur Vohra to Indian-Sikh parents in Canada, Sunny has had a long journey. From being a part of the adult entertainment industry to her bold move of moving to India and participating in the reality show Bigg Boss, did she ever imagine that all this would lead her to Cannes one day? “Never. Not even one percent. I’ve had some crazy ups and downs in my life but Anurag sir picked up the phone and told me I’d be fine because Charlie changed everything. Just that phone call made me so happy.” Gave.” she whispered.

How Sunny got the role of Charlie in Kennedy

Sunny talked about how she got the role. “Even though I hadn’t auditioned in a long time, I was confident about delivering my lines but I was very nervous thinking what if they didn’t like me. The best thing that happened when they started showing people this movie while it was still in editing was people who had never talked to me before came up to me and said oh we saw Kennedy and we Really liked your part. Even if nothing else comes from this festival, he (Anurag Kashyap) has given me so much love, care and respect that I am forever grateful for.

how to become sunny charlie

Many big Bollywood actresses have grabbed headlines for walking the red carpet at Cannes this year, but Sunny Leone alone has the honor of making an appearance at the ceremony with her own film. Talking to us about how he prepared for his role, Sunny said, “Anurag sir specifically wanted me to laugh. I think we all know people who hide behind their laugh and smile. The ones who make you feel like everything is fine when deep inside they are breaking you down. I can relate to this. I understood his character. Whatever has happened to me in the last 10 years, the judgments and the comments… people look at me and think I’m overconfident, someone who’s not insecure, someone who doesn’t feel bad about trolls but They forget that I am human too and these things affect you.

It is definitely a huge moment for Sunny and as she herself says, “Best feeling ever. I keep telling Anurag sir, thank you for picking up the phone and calling me because so far no director of his caliber has come. It’s a good feeling.

What’s next for Sunny?

So what’s next for her now that Cannes’ dream come true? “Predicting the future is impossible”, she says. “For me it’s a moment I want to cherish. I can’t change the way the industry is and start knocking on doors and asking people will you work with me? I feel like that’s That’s what’s going to happen.”

When asked what she would like to tell someone younger than her, Sunny replied, “I would tell a child younger than me not to worry. Tomorrow the sun is going to shine. Whatever I have done so far has not been easy, it has not been handed to me. I had to work hard. So my story of a girl coming from one world to enter a completely foreign world and somehow navigate and survive is proof that things do work. I am very grateful to my husband for always being with me.”