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Sunny Leone delighted to walk the ramp in New York

Darpan News Desk IANS, 12 Sep, 2016 12:17 PM
    Actress Sunny Leone set New York's ramp ablaze with her chic appearance at the New York Fashion Week. She said it was a very proud occasion for her.
     
    "Certain moments in life you never forget. Walking the ramp at the New York Fashion Week was one such moment. This was a very proud occasion for me," Sunny said.
     
    What made her feel specially good was the fact that Sunny represented her country of origin and the entertainment industry therein. 
     
    "I felt good for myself at an individual level. But it also felt wonderful to represent India and Bollywood. I am so thankful to designer Archana Kocchar," said the actress, who got emotional over the chance to walk with acid-attack survivor Reshma Qureshi.
     
    "It was truly an honour to walk next to Reshma," she said.

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