Sunny Leone's upcoming movie will have rustic action, clarifies the director
Mumbai:
Canada-based adult movie star Sunny Leone has been roped in for her first action movie Tina And Lolo.
Ready to go on the floors in May, the movie will have rustic action with no trace of Charlie's Angels, clarifies the film's director.
Devang Dholakia, the film's director who earlier tried to make his mark with 3 Nights 4 Days, told IANS: "Sunny really liked the script, and once she is done with her prior commitments, she will be on board. It's an action film and the rest of the star cast shall be decided soon.
"It's a complete rustic action film. It will be in-your-face. It will not be Charlie's Angels kind of an action. We will start rolling from May 2013 and Sunny will have to do some training before starting the film."
After watching Sunny in erotic thriller Jism 2, Dholakia was keen to work with her but in a movie that portrays the actress in a different light.
"I saw Jism 2 and I really liked her work in the film but I didn't want to cast her in a typical Sunny Leone kind of a film. I thought it would be fun to do something different," he said.
Ready to go on the floors in May, the movie will have rustic action with no trace of Charlie's Angels, clarifies the film's director.
Devang Dholakia, the film's director who earlier tried to make his mark with 3 Nights 4 Days, told IANS: "Sunny really liked the script, and once she is done with her prior commitments, she will be on board. It's an action film and the rest of the star cast shall be decided soon.
"It's a complete rustic action film. It will be in-your-face. It will not be Charlie's Angels kind of an action. We will start rolling from May 2013 and Sunny will have to do some training before starting the film."
After watching Sunny in erotic thriller Jism 2, Dholakia was keen to work with her but in a movie that portrays the actress in a different light.
"I saw Jism 2 and I really liked her work in the film but I didn't want to cast her in a typical Sunny Leone kind of a film. I thought it would be fun to do something different," he said.