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Sunny Leone Gets 4 Million Instagram Followers

Darpan News Desk IANS, 17 Apr, 2016 01:40 PM

Sunny Leone has garnered four million followers on Instagram and the actress has "thanked" her fans for all the love.

The 34-year-old actress took to Twitter and mentioned that she "loves" all her fans: "Thanks so much to all 4 million of you on instagram ... Love you all."

Sunny, a former adult film star, gained recognition in Bollywood with her stint in the celebrity based reality TV show "Bigg Boss 5". She bagged her debut hindi film "Jism 2" in 2012.

Ishq Da Sutta Laya Eh...
The music video with @SunnyLeone is out now ! https://t.co/AQH1G7fvcW @meetbros @JasmineSandlas #IshqDaSutta
— Jasmine Sandlas (@JasmineSandlas) April 17, 2016

Since then the actress has been a part of various films like "Ragini MMS 2", "Ek Paheli Leela" and "Mastizaade" among many.

She is currently waiting for the release of her next film "One Night Stand", a thriller, directed by Bhavani Iyer.

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