EXCLUSIVE: Sunny Leone reveals she faced racism: My town was predominantly Caucasian white, it was very difficult at school

Sunny Leone is one of the actresses in the showbiz industry who doesn’t need any introduction. The actress has always been known to be fierce, feisty, and fearless. Despite going through a lot of thick and thin, Sunny has stood up for herself, and proved to be an inspiration for everyone. Now, in the second season of Limelight Lab Grown CVD Diamonds presents Her Story on Bollywood Bubble, Sunny opened up on dealing with racism.

Talking about how she dealt with racism, Sunny said: “I have lived in a very small town, so predominantly caucasian white, and being one of the few Indian girls in the classroom, not so fun, now I am so happy. I love who I am but at that time it was difficult. Wondering why these girls have no hair on their arms, there’s no hair on their face. I developed early than most of my friends. I think a lot of children go through the same thing but I grew up in a generation where we were not as sensitive.”

 

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Recently, Sunny was seen last in the dance number ‘Madhuban’ for which she reunited with ‘Baby Doll’ singer Kanika Kapoor. Meanwhile, on the work front, she will be seen next in Vikram Bhatt’s upcoming web series, ‘Anamika.’ This marks the first collaboration between the duo. She also has the Tamil horror-comedy movie ‘Oh My Ghost’ alongside Satish, Dharsha Gupta. Mottai Rajendran, Ramesh Thilak, Arjunan, Thanga Durai, amongst others.

Not just that, Sunny will also be seen in the film, ‘Shero’ directed by Sreejith Vijayan, who has previously helmed films like Kuttanadan Marpappa and Margam Kali. Besides Tamil, the film will also release in Hindi, Telugu, Malayalam and Kannada. She is all set to star in a Bollywood film titled Patta, directed and scripted by R Radhakrishnan.

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