Sunny Leone not doing item number for ‘Dangal’

Ever since Aamir Khan came out in support of Sunny Leone post her derogatory interview with a leading channel and expressed his desire to work with the gorgeous actress, media and fans have been awaiting the great news of them coming together on-screen. And our hopes were further upped when we saw Sunny and Aamir partying together. Soon, rumours of Sunny doing an item number in Aamir’s upcoming film, ‘Dangal,’ a biopic based on the life of wrestler Mahavir Phagot, came our way. However, Sunny’s husband and manager, Daniel Weber, has confirmed that the rumours are just that, rumours and there is no truth in them, reported BollywoodLife. However, Weber added that they (Sunny and team) would love to work with Aamir if the script requires.

Move on to read all about ‘Dangal’… by Kiran Kaur


Remember the much popular and controversial interview of Sunny Leone which the actress had faced with much grace and aplomb? Looks like the interview has turned out to be a blessing in disguise for the gorgeous beauty. Firstly, for those not in the know, the actress just shot for an item number in Shah Rukh Khan's much-anticipated film, 'Raees' and now we hear that SRK's arch-rival Aamir Khan too has approached the 'Jism 2' star to do a song-and-dance cameo in his next biopic 'Dangal.’ As per a report in DNA, Aamir has already had a word with Sunny and she is very keen to oblige him and hence, the modalities are now being worked out. For the uninitiated, post her infamous interview, Aamir had shown keen interest to work with Sunny and it seems it might just come true sooner than expected. Now only if Salman Khan decides to rope in the sexy siren to do an item number in 'Sultan,’ Sunny will become the first actress to have worked with all three Khans in one calendar year! Let's wait and watch if luck smiles on Sunny or not.

While we hope the modalities between Aamir and Sunny work out in her favour, click on the next slide to read more about the making of 'Dangal'... by Hiten J Trivedi