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Sunny Leone doesn't regret her past

Darpan News Desk IANS, 14 Apr, 2014 03:50 PM

Actress Sunny Leone, who is riding high on the success of her latest Bollywood project "Ragini MMS 2", says she doesn't look back with regret at her past as an adult film star.

"As far as my career goes I don't regret anything that I have done. I believe that everything that I have done has led me to today," Sunny told reporters here Friday at the unveiling of the cover page of Mandate magazine, featuring her.

"This is the most amazing time of my life and this would not have been happening if my past did not exist. So there are no regrets regarding my profession," she added.

The adult film star has been a part of the Mumbai entertainment industry since her 2011 appearance on "Bigg Boss 5". She made her Bollywood debut with 2012 errotic thriller "Jism 2".

She will next be seen in "Tina and Lolo".

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