Sooraj Bharjatya and his Rajshree Productions conspicuously make out an out family entertainers. Most of their films include a big joint family, a big fat wedding, traditions and customs, sentiments in abundance woven around the characters. Obliging family members, traditional and totally Indianised female characters and whole set of family values go into Sooraj’s films. Be it ‘Maine Pyaar Kiya’ or ‘Hum Aapke Hain Kaun’ or ‘Vivaah’; love story or family drama; everything totally entwined with Indian culture and traditions. One may be wondering where does former adult star Sunny Leone fit into this league?
But there is nothing wrong in dreaming high. Sunny says that she will have to work hard to do a film with the Barjatyas and Yashraj Films. Talking on her desire to potray indianised roles Sunny says, “I think to work with big production houses like Yashraj Films, Dharma Production or Barjatya’s (Sooraj Barjatya) one has to work hard to get there. You can’t just come in the industry and get on the top. I know I’ll have to work really hard and prove myself in all the departments like dancing, acting and the number of tickets my film sells. Because at the end of the day what matters the most is how many people are coming to watch your movie. In India, that will speak louder than what I’ve done in my past.” Well, Sunny is as clear as crystal, isn’t she?
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