Both Priyanka Chopra and Sunny Leone have item numbers in Sanjay Gupta’s Shootout At Wadala.
Highlights
- Priyanka Chopra is not too happy over sharing item girl credit with porn-star turned Bollywood actress Sunny Leone, who has also performed a dance number for Sanjay Gupta's Shootout At Wadala.
- Although her Babli Badmaash video has captured more than two lakh hits on the web and was launched at a separate 'special' event, Priyanka apparently hasn't been too happy about being featured alongside Sunny on the e-invite for the music launch. An industry insider says, "Priyanka's face was not visible on the invite. Neither was Sunny's. But she feels this could fuel the comparisons between the two."
- However, sources close to Priyanka and from the production house strongly refute the story. According to a source close to Priyanka Chopra, "The story is completely false. Why will Priyanka be insecure of a Sunny Leone?"
- Meanwhile when the representatives of the production house were called for their version of the story, they refused to comment. However, off the record, a source from the production says, "The story has no basis whatsoever and is purely imaginative, mischievous and fictitious."
Priyanka Chopra is not too happy over sharing item girl credit with porn-star turned Bollywood actress Sunny Leone, who has also performed a dance number for Sanjay Gupta's
Shootout At Wadala.
Although her
Babli Badmaash video has captured more than two lakh hits on the web and was launched at a separate 'special' event, Priyanka apparently hasn't been too happy about being featured alongside Sunny on the e-invite for the music launch. An industry insider says, "Priyanka's face was not visible on the invite. Neither was Sunny's. But she feels this could fuel the comparisons between the two."
However, sources close to Priyanka and from the production house strongly refute the story. According to a source close to Priyanka Chopra, "The story is completely false. Why will Priyanka be insecure of a Sunny Leone?"
Meanwhile when the representatives of the production house were called for their version of the story, they refused to comment. However, off the record, a source from the production says, "The story has no basis whatsoever and is purely imaginative, mischievous and fictitious."