Ragini MMS 2: Sunny Leone refused to go topless for shower scene
The shower scene will feature Sunny Leone and Karan Mehra and according to reports director Bhushan Patel took six hours to shoot the scene.
Apparently, the scene required Sunny to go topless but she refused.
Sunny wasn't comfortable shooting bare-breasted and conveyed her reservations to the key production team and to Bhushan. After some discussion, it was decided to use skin-coloured pasties with matching silicone for a nude effect and these allude to Sunny shooting the scene without a bra. She was okay with this as opposed to actually shooting topless," a leading daily quoted its source.
Over 17 camera angles were used to capture the essence of the scene.Director Bhushan Patel says the audience will get to see a new side of Sunny in the movie.
"You will see Sunny in a new avatar, you will see her do things you haven't seen her doing before. You have never seen her dance, but you have (seen her do it) in 'Babydoll'. She worked hard for that song and she rehearsed for 10 days for it," Patel said.
"Sunny has acted very well in my film. She has done a lot of action scenes. We have tried to present Sunny in a new avatar and we hope we are successful," he added.
"Ragini MMS 2" is being promoted as a 'horrex' film, a combination of horror and sex.
"Ragini MMS 2" is a sequel to Ekta Kapoor's 2011 film "Ragini MMS." It also stars Sandhya Mridul, Divya Dutta and Parvin Dabas and hits theatres March 21.
Watch Sunny Leone shoot for orgasm scene in Ragini MMS 2
In Ekta Kapoor's upcoming film Ragini MMS 2, Sunny Leone plays an actress who travels with a crew to a haunted location to shoot a film on the life of Ragini.
While shooting a sequence for the film, she fakes a prolonged orgasm with emotion to get even with her male co-star, who earlier challenges Sunny by telling her that just uttering 'Oohs' and 'Aahs' don't qualify as performance.
This scene was shot on the sets of the film for which a lot of the crew was asked to step out. Sunny calls it the 'O sequence' according to reports.
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