Sunny Leone’s Role In Luv U Alia Is No Longer A Secret After A Video Leaked Online

Director ' Indrajit Lankesh Indrajit Lankesh is from India. He is a filmmaker/ >> Read More... '  is still keeping his silence about the role of Sunny Leone Sunny Leone, a famous porn star, has recently ente >> Read More... in his upcoming coming-of-age film Luv U Alia. He even imposed a ban on cellphones and no media was allowed during their shoot. On Thursday, all his efforts went in vain after a video of a song from the movie that features Sunny Leone has leaked online.

The song entitled Kamakshi Kamakshi, which also features Lankesh and Srujan Lokesh Srujan Lokesh had always dreamed of becoming an ac >> Read More... , seems to be a very luxurious song. That is one of the reasons why the director doesn’t want to divulge the song so far. The fuming director said that the portion that leaked comes from the post-production and the watermark shows that the video is an editing version. This happened when shifting between different studios and he is taking immediate action to get the video removed from a video-sharing website.

He fortified being ardently secretive about the role of the actress in the film. He said that all Sunny Leone’s scenes were shot in closed doors and even if they are shooting in outdoor locations, taking pictures and videos are not allowed. He also discloses that the song Sunny is one of the most expensive songs that were shot in Kannada. And that is the main reason why he is being secretive and adds that it will be better to watch in theatres. He is also putting the blame on Internet and technology why they couldn’t keep the actress under wraps for too long.

The only concern of the director was that his copyright has been stolen. He adds that his film is purely entertainment and every scene is essential. The song that leaked online spanned for three minutes and half of it has been stolen. He adds the he will re-edit the leaked part of the song since he doesn’t want the audience to feel that they are being cheated in theatres.