Pics: Here’s why Sunny Leone is the most searched star of 2016
BDC News
December 28, 2016:
Sunny Leone might consider herself the biggest “dork” of the industry, but she also has what it takes to be one of the most searched stars of 2016 in India. According to a recent survey, the former adult-star-turned-Bollywood actress beat the likes of PM Narendra Modi and Salman Khan to take the number 1 spot as the most searched personality for the fifth consecutive year in India. 2016 worked wonders for Sunny as she shone bright all year round. Sunny also set the temperature soaring with her dance moves in some popular tracks. More film projects meant even more red carpet appearances for Sunny and she did manage to bring her A-game time and again. If she wasn’t stealing the spotlight with sexy sheer numbers, she was rocking thigh-high slits and intricate cut-out gowns. Armed with her sexy curves, Sunny Leone has been taking over Bollywood, one movie at a time. In 2016, the actress turned the heat up in three films – ‘Mastizaade’, ‘One Night Stand’ and ‘Beiimaan Love’, which marked her husband Daniel Weber’s Bollywood debut. Sunny also appeared on television in a popular reality show. The star brought her fun and flirty side as she turned host and mentor. Come rain or sunshine, Sunny scorched the big screen with her sexy and sultry bikini shots. When Sunny and Daniel weren’t goofing around with their usual selfie sessions, the couple did not shy away from posting a picture or two of themselves indulging in a little peck on the lips. Sunny Leone and husband Daniel Weber also set #RelationshipGoals for fans and followers around the globe with their sexy photo shoots and adorable selfies. Sunny, who also manages to keep herself in top shape, didn’t mind flaunting her bikini body while on her mini escapades with her husband abroad. The star often took time out to soak up the sun on exotic beaches. She also made it a point to send back some kisses to all her fans and followers.
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