‘Media Objectify Item Songs, Take Them As An Entertainment Source’, Sunny Leone Opens Up On Doing Item Songs

Prabhu Deva and Vedhika are busy promoting their next film ‘Petta Rap’ these days. One of the most famous items song dancers Sunny Leone will also play a special role in this film. Recently, Sunny reached Kochi for the promotion of the film and was seen talking about her personal life and her professional journey in the industry. During this, she talked about the item song being ‘objectified’. She held the media responsible for this and urged them to stop using the word ‘objectification’.

Sunny Leone

According to Sunny Leone, it is the media that uses the word ‘objectification’ for women. She said, ‘It is only the media that is using the word objectification. Thousands of people come to the cinema to watch films because of these songs. This is not objectification, it is providing entertainment and we are here to provide that to the audience.’ Sunny Leone further added, ‘We have to stop using this word and ensure that cinema is on top again, otherwise none of us will have a job. When you buy a ticket, it matters a lot to the actors. Please make sure you support every upcoming film.’

Sunny Leone

If we talk about ‘Petta Rap’ then let us tell you that it is directed by Malayalam filmmaker SJ Sinu in Tamil. It stars Malayalam actors Kalabhavan Shajon, and Riyaz Khan among others. The film is produced by Joby Sam under the banner of Blue Hill Films. It is a musical family drama. At the same time, director SJ Sinu revealed that initially, he had no plans to cast Prabhu Deva as the lead actor in the film but choices developed looking at the film scenes.

Sunny Leone

The director further said, ‘Screenwriter Dinil PK came to me with the plan of a Malayalam film. When I read it, it had a lot of dance moves and sequences. We did not think it would be easy to find an actor in Kerala who could be a part of the entire dance music. That’s why we decided to make the film in Tamil and chose Prabhu Deva for this film.’ Let us tell you that the film will hit the theaters on September 27.

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