Forse non tutti Sunny che

55 minutes into this documentary and there is one woman saying "Everybody wants a piece of Sunny" and that I think would be a much better title. From the producers of this documentary to the people crying about the decadence of an ugly society which was never any other way but decadent, they all want a piece of her. Admirable that she can still give them the bill with a smile.

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I watched i could see something more but nothing was there. She good at item number but worse in acting. Ppl better see her good one another screen.

I really loved the movie, pictures the journey of a girl who had the confidence to transition from an adult industry and be accepted by the audience of India

I want to know where the song " Yahaan wahaan" which plays at 53:26 mins of the movie is taken from?

I hope it's not simply because I found the subject, Karen (porno name "Sunny"), to be so attractive and engaging that I enjoyed this film so much. Really, I am NOT in love with her. OK, maybe I developed a _slight_ crush, ahem; anyway... I had read that the she and her husband/agent(?) had had a disagreement about the content (specifically the sparse nudity) with the director that led to a lawsuit to remove it (which they lost), but I cannot imagine why, because the film overall makes her out to be an intelligent, articulate, hard-working, REAL person, and frankly, if there wasn't a little nudity, the movie would be incomplete (or at least a bit disappointing) ;). After watching "Hot Girls Wanted", another "inside look at the porn industry", I felt like I needed to take a (hot) shower. THAT poorly made "film" (video) verified the exploitation of girls by men who can only be described as pimps (and even calling them THAT is being kind) that the porn industry really is. Smoking, tattoos, drug use, profanity; just how one would imagine a bunch of (admittedly young, sexy) whores in a cheap, dirty hotel suite would behave. "Mostly Sunny" is quite opposite. The deep, sensitive, emotional human side - which would seem to be extremely elusive to evoke and capture from a woman who has not only acted in porn, but also been criticized thoroughly and maliciously, and who is now happily monogamous with a pleasant man who really seems to be her soul mate (if you believe in that; happens I do) - comes across just as well as her absolutely stunningly beautiful face in the many extreme closeups. The production value is far above what I expected, although the first half starts to drag a bit and I wish they'd included more of the perfectly choreographed dancing scenes they tease with.

I've mentioned "Sunny" (the character, not the film) to the last four Indian men I talked to and they all get this smirk and say almost exactly the same thing - "Oh yes, I've heard of her, who are we to judge her past?!". None had seen this movie; this is simply the Indian quality of forgiveness that's allowed her to reach the level of popularity among men AND women in Bollywood that she's reached. Nice, for a change. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

I suppose I'd recommend this documentary to fans of Sunny Leone. It's a decent documentary about the career and life of someone who did make an interesting and surprising transition from adult films in the United States to a Bollywood actress.

That having been said, if you're only vaguely aware of who Sunny Leone is (like I was), there's not a lot here. It's not an entertaining film- more informative, and the story of her transition isn't exciting, it's more just a thing that happened. A lot of the film is about her life and family, which isn't likely to be of much interest to anyone who wasn't already a fan.