'I am not scared of people's judgments or opinions'
16 September, 2018
Sunny Leone's life and career has been seen through many prisms, especially given her star status in a largely prudish India where sexuality is repressed and crime against women are rampant.While she and her career are often challenged, film industry's self-confessed Baby Doll refuses to bow down to public opinion.
Sunny is ready with the second season of her web show, 'Karenjit Kaur: The Untold Story of Sunny Leone', on ZEE 5, and she has no qualms of putting her life out there for the world to see and judge. "I don't know if my decisions are brave or just crazy.
I haven't figured it out yet," she said, while adding, "The show was a lot harder to shoot than I thought it was going to be." Karenjit Kaur's second season will document Sunny's rise to fame as one of the most popular faces in the adult entertainment industry and her troubled relationship with her mother.
Did she fear public opinion when she invited the world to witness her life's most important moments? "I am not afraid of people's opinions or judgment of my life story.
I just think what my family or my team members or my parents - if they were alive - would say if they watched it. Would they have approved? They are the only people whose judgment I am concerned about. I have always lived my life thinking of me and my family," says the soft-spoken Sunny.
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