By Sunny Leone: Striving to Be Remembered as a Barrier-Breaking Hard Worker
Sunny Leone reflects on her experiences in acting and personal life, sharing insights into her journey. Recently seen dancing alongside Prabhudheva in Petta Rap, she describes working with him as “amazing.” She praises him as humble, grounded, and focused, adding that collaborating with skilled co-actors pushes her to perform at a higher level.
Discussing the challenges of acting in unfamiliar languages, Sunny Leone acknowledges that memorizing lines can be demanding. She emphasizes the importance of syncing her expressions with her dialogue, appreciating directors who allow adequate preparation time. While some directors prefer prompting, she believes learning lines in advance enhances focus on acting.
Sunny candidly shares her perspective on box-office outcomes, noting that every artiste cares about the success or failure of their films. She sees setbacks as opportunities to grow and adapt, emphasizing the importance of evolving with the industry’s ever-changing dynamics. Her aspiration is to continue pursuing her passion and be remembered as a hardworking trailblazer.
On the personal front, Sunny and her husband, Daniel Weber, renewed their vows in 2024 after 13 years of marriage. She reveals it was a meaningful moment, especially as their children could now understand the significance of the ceremony. The couple reaffirmed their commitment to one another, which their kids deeply appreciated.
Among her roles, Sunny highlights Charlie from Anurag Kashyap’s Kennedy as particularly special. Stepping out of her comfort zone for the character brought her immense pride. Working with Kashyap was a rewarding experience, and the film’s screening at Cannes marked a career milestone. Sunny cherishes the opportunity to grow through diverse roles and meaningful collaborations.
