It was her big ticket to Bollywood -- but Indo-Canadian porn star Sunny Leone says she would never go back to the "Bigg Boss" house. Sunny told: "I would never go back to the house again... it is insane, it is crazy. But what it did for me is it opened the doors, opened a new world - something that I had never imagined." The actress is foraying into Bollywood with "Jism 2", which was offered to her by Mahesh Bhatt while she was in the "Big Boss" house. "Bhatt saab came in the house and talked about doing a movie, this idea never crossed my mind. I thought I will exit the house and never come back to India... but complete opposite thing happened, " she added.
Sunny says the reality shows in West are completely different from what we see in India. "If you compare the reality shows here to there (US), here those who come on the show become very popular and achieve huge success. In America, if you do a reality show, they don't care. They don't identify people when they walk on streets, but here it does happen like that, " explained the 31-year-old. Too Much Sex Can Be a Bad Thing Seductively winking her eye next to the caption "Too Much Sex Can Be a Bad Thing. Sterilise Your Dogs and Cats", Indo-Canadian Jism 2 and adult entertainment star Sunny Leone stars in a brand-new ad for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) India. Leone - who was named 2003 Penthouse Pet of the Year - wants her legions of adoring fans to know that the only way to fight the worldwide homeless-cat and -dog crisis is always to have companion animals sterilised. The stunning ad was shot by leading photographer Gaurav Sawn, and Leone's hair and make-up were done by Ayesha Wadiwala.
In an exclusive interview for PETA, Leone says, "I believe in not buying - and adopting. And it's because there's so many dogs out there that need a home, that were left on the streets. They just need that love, and if you can rescue an animal, then that's one of the greatest gifts you can give.` She further explains, "I believe that every single dog should be spayed and neutered. You don't want to continue the cycle of homeless dogs or cats. And spaying and neutering also keeps them healthy. It prevents them from having different diseases that they can get if they are not."
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'Vicky Donor' actress on taking time to sign her next Bollywood film and enjoying her single status Post her Bollywood debut in Vicky Donor, Yami Gautam is taking things rather slow for a while. In fact, the actress says that since her first Hindi film proved to be a runaway success at the box office, she can afford to be a bit choosey with her future projects. Buzz is that she in Vipul Shah's next but the actress refuses to reveal any detail. Yami says, `I do have a couple of good offers but I am under no pressure to choose one right away. After all, my debut film was a hit! When I sign my next, I am sure my director will announce the news.` The actress' former co-star Ayushmann Khurrana has already gone on to sign more films. Does the fact that she is yet to sign the dotted lines bother her? Pat comes the reply, `I don't want to sound pompous, but honestly I find it funny being compared to another actor. I felt happy when someone wrote I did a good job doing my role in Vicky Donor. There was no skin show involved, yet people liked my work.`
So how has life changed after her debut film? Yami says, `I am still the same girl. I am grounded. My head is on my shoulders and I like to be with my family. They are proud of my work. My parents are really supportive and they are more contemporary than I am.` Vicky Donor made her a household name. So has fame brought her male attention as well? Yami states, `I am single but it's nice to have a lot of male fans. But I am in no mood to mingle. I enjoy being single and am concentrating on my work right now. I wouldn't get into a relationship just for the heck of it.` Courtesy: Mid-Day.com
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The actress investigated by Customs officials on her way back to Mumbai from UK It looks like Bollywood's archenemy at the Mumbai airport, Sameer Wankhede is at it again! This time his victim was Ameesha Patel, who was returning from UK. The actress was on her way back to Mumbai with her business partner Kuunal Goomer when she was stopped by Customs officials. Our source says, "The two of them were in UK, searching for locations for their debut production venture. The Customs officials asked them to step aside and then they were taken aside for checking. Every piece of their luggage was opened and checked."
Ameesha was still at the airport when she told us, "We have been here forever but Sameer Wankhede has been very helpful. A female inspector checked my luggage or else it would have been very embarrassing." Our source adds, "There was a tip-off which claimed she was carrying jewellery and electronic goods in her bag that were not disclosed." Ameesha adds, "Wankhede said it is a fake case. When my bags were checked, they didn't find anything." Later the actress sent us a text message that read, "Paid a small duty for my bags and now we are heading out of the airport." Courtesy: Mid-Day.com
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Ranbir Kapoor's love life always makes for a hot topic. With his boyish good looks, Ranbir has lots of girls falling in love and in lust, with him. But at a recent literary do, when he was asked if the girls he lusts after are different from the ones he loves, the actor decided to be politically correct. After all, love and lust are not exactly inseparable, are they? `There are all kinds of women in the world, ` he told CS, `But in my case, the woman I love is the woman I lust after.` Ranbir`s reply sure sent the girls in the audience in a tizzy. And we`re guessing the women he`s loved till now will be very happy with his statement as well. RK Junior certainly knows the art of keeping women happy. Courtesy: Mid-Day.com
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Buzz is that the filmmaker gifts an expensive luxury car to his alleged ladylove Rani Mukerji as a token of his love for her Till date, Aditya Chopra and Rani Mukerji have never publicly professed their love for each other. While the alleged sweethearts are extremely careful about not being spotted together by the shutterbugs, there have been rumours about the both of them spending holidays and important occasions in each other's company. Now, buzz is that as a token of his love for her, Aditya has gifted his ladylove a luxury Audi A8 W12 worth Rs 1.25 crore.
An eyewitness tells us, `Adi brought the car to Rani's bungalow on Tuesday evening and asked her to step inside the car just to go for a spin. After the ride, he left the car inside the bungalow's premises and left in his own car which was driven in by his driver.` Our sources also add that their impending marriage is very much on the cards and this expensive gift could be a big hint of what's to come. Courtesy: Mid-Day.com
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Facebook users beware! Having inappropriate pictures on your profile could cost you a job, a new research has found.Researchers warned of increase in employers checking candidates lifestyle, attitudes and even appearance in photos loaded on Facebook profiles. In one of the biggest ever studies of the importance of Facebook profiles among job hunters, American scientists found that employees increasingly use the social networking site to weed out unsuitable candidates, the Daily Mail reported."While employers are using Facebook to monitor their employees, they have also begun to use it as a screening tool when considering potential candidates," said Vanessa de la Llama of the Florida International University in North Miami.However, the lack of guidelines means many firms simply follow their own judgement of just how bad your Facebook profile pictures are."Because this is a fairly new trend, a standardized set of guidelines has yet to be established, with employers often assessing job applicants in a subjective manner," said Llama, who led the research.The research team interviewed representatives from the areas of information technology, healthcare and wellness, education, law enforcement, food and drink, travel, advertising and suggest that their findings shed light on a growing trend.They hope to raise the ethical questions for debate surrounding whether or not employers should be using Facebook and other social networks to screen candidates."The question of whether employers are providing job candidates with equal opportunities if they are assessing on-line "image" prior to interviewing candidates must be raised," they said in the report."Of course, it is possible that one's Facebook activity is a perfectly acceptable window on to one's personality."Facebook itself has already said that the practice, which has been documented at several American organisations, is a violation of its terms of use and could potentially lead to legal action.