In the latest episode of In the Ring with Filmfare, Sunny Leone talked about the importance of comfort and understanding in the entertainment industry when it comes to performing on-screen, especially regarding physical appearances. She discussed how both male and female actors must feel at ease with their roles and expectations, emphasizing that mutual respect for boundaries is crucial. Leone opened up about the need for clear communication between actors and filmmakers, stressing that a healthy professional relationship leads to better collaboration and satisfaction on both sides.
Sunny Leone shared her candid thoughts, stating, “Who doesn’t want to see Hrithik Roshan without a shirt out? I definitely do. So, but if he is not comfortable in doing it then we all are missing out. But I feel even for him, he must feel comfortable with that. And that’s okay.” She continued, “If the same thing with female you know like there is an understanding that we all agree that we work in an industry where you look good, you wear beautiful clothes, and it’s supposed to be beautiful or sexy or sensual, whatever, you know that character is supposed to be.”
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Leone then reflected on her early experiences in the industry, revealing how she learned the importance of clear agreements. She believes that open and honest conversations are key, saying, “I learn that very early on that the best thing to do is let talk about it. Let’s let all out on the table what do you want, what are your expectations, what are you looking for me, let’s agree on it, and let’s not deter from this agreement and you know everybody is happy.” This approach, she believes, helps avoid misunderstandings and creates a smoother working environment for everyone involved.
On the professional front, Sunny Leone was last seen in Himesh Reshammiya’s Badass Ravikumar. With a career that continues to evolve, Leone remains an influential figure in the entertainment industry, balancing her career with her personal views on professionalism and self-respect.