The day which all Sunny Leone fan's were waiting for has finally arrived. Her Bollywood movie "Ek Paheli Leela" released today, is creating a hysteria of emotions, fortunately good ones.
"Ek Paheli Leela" is really an eye catching affair, not only because of Sunny's presence but also due to the scenic beauty captured amazingly in the movie. The story is about a sexy London based Indian model named "Meera" played by Sunny Leone, who was apparently a Rajasthani girl named "Leela" in her previous birth. Leela was very aptly an object of lust and inspiration for a local sculptor.
The whole reincarnation saga unfolds when Meera comes down to Rajasthan for a photo-shoot and has an encounter with her past life lover.
In all its a double whammy for all Sunny lovers because she ends up playing a dual role in the movie, which one of them is her portrayal of her past life character "Leela" and another of the current era British model "Meera". It's surprising that her past life character is bolder and more outgoing than the present character "Meera".
The movie has a good script, amazing scenic background and superb direction, but lacks only in one aspect; acting, or to be more specific, Sunny Leone's acting. It is the only disappointing factor about the movie and Sunny Leone should really get into brushing up her acting skills for her next one, since being bold is not the only thing that's needed to make a Bollywood blockbuster.
The movie also features the official remake of the hit song "Dholi Taro Dhol Baje" from Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam and, actually the whole movie reminds us of Sanjay Leela Bhansali's flamboyance and love for colors.
All the songs are carefully weaved into the narrative and they in no way pause the actual story, a welcoming change indeed.
As far as her male co-stars are concerned, they too leave a mark with their stellar performances.
The best thing about the movie is its climax, don't miss it.
Ek Paheli Leela is definitely the surprise of 2015 and will rock the box office through its positive word of mouth.
