When the final outcome of 'Jism 2' would be recorded, the results would show in green. Riding high on the moolah that it gained on an extraordinary weekend, the film today stays on as the highest grossing film (over 40 crores worldwide collections) for a woman centric film featuring a debutant actress. This makes it third straight female centric success in a row after 'The Dirty Picture' and 'Kahaani'. Though it would be sacrilege to place Sunny Leone in the league of Vidya Balan, the voluptuous lady says that she is not turning her back to Bollywood any soon.

"When I stepped into Bollywood, I had no idea what would happen. Though it was not about me just stepping into the zone just for trial sake, I took it up because the opportunity came my way. Today when Pooja and Bhatt saab are telling me about the collections, it is an absolutely amazing feeling. I know that I am here to stay. There would be more movies for sure in next couple of years. In fact I should be beginning my next film soon", says Sunny who had made a whirlwind trip to Mumbai a week before the release of the film.

While today she is happy that Bhatts gave her an opportunity to enter mainstream cinema, one wonders whether she is equally happy to have had Randeep Hooda and Arunoday Singh for company as the male leads. Though Randeep has still escaped unscathed after the release of the film and has also been hailed as the best part of the film by few, Arunoday has met with quite some criticism.

"I trusted Pooja's judgement on who she wanted in the film", says Sunny, "It was her film and she carried certain vision. It was entirely her prerogative on which actors suited the film best. I was okay with whoever co-star I would have got. In any case I am new to the industry and can't really differentiate one from another."

However the news goes that she had asked for medical certificates of Randeep and Arunoday before she stepped into the film.

Laughs Sunny, "I don't really know where this thing came from. I haven't really seen an article stating so I don't really know what was said or written."

Well Sunny, welcome to Bollywood!

Director Pooja Bhatt and the star cast of Jism 2 have penned a letter to the Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Prithviraj Chavan, requesting him to ban the use of horse-drawn carriages in the city.

The letter reads, "Forcing horses to haul carriages in Mumbai, where they create a traffic nuisance, is inherently cruel; horses routinely collapse, and people have died from the accidents the horses cause. It is high time to put horse carriages out to pasture for good."

The Jism 2 team, including Sunny Leone, Arunoday Singh, Dino Morea and Arko Pravo Mukherjee have teamed up with People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) to fight for the cause.

Jism 2 lead star Sunny Leone is already associated with the PETA organization. The film Jism 2 released on August 3 and was a big success at the box office.

Adult entertainment star Sunny Leone, who recently made her Bollywood debut with Pooja Bhatt directed Jism 2, recently admitted that actor Aamir Khan makes her cry!

Now, before all you readers out there assume that Khan probably behaves quite ungentlemanly with Leone, let us assure you that nothing could be further than the truth. In a recent interview, Sunny admitted that Aamir is such a superb actor that whenever she sees him shedding tears on screen, she feels like crying too! Leone further claimed that Aamir is the best Indian 'crier' ever.

Well well, we wonder how Mr. Perfectionist reacts to this piece of news now…

After enticing the Indian audiences with their erotic thriller, team ‘Jism 2’ is now gearing up to set the screens ablaze in Pakistan.

‘Jism 2’ starring adult entertainer Sunny Leone, Randeep Hooda and Arunoday Singh is slated to release in Pakistan, this Eid. The announcement was made on the official Twitter handle of the movie. “#Jism2 will release on Eid in Pakistan! : ),” posted team ‘Jism 2’ on the micro-blogging site.

Sequel to the 2003 release ‘Jism’, ‘Jism 2’ is directed and co-produced by Pooja Bhatt and has been declared a hit at the Indian box-office.

Pooja Bhatt is on cloud nine these days as her latest release Jism 2 has been declared successful at the box-office.

Beaming with pride, Bhatt, the director of the film, recently stated that the brand Jism is not merely a film but something that turns actors into stars. Porn star Sunny Leone has marked her debut into Bollywood, with the erotic thriller and Pooja is happy that the adult entertainer has been accepted, by the audiences, as a mainstream actress.

"The acceptance of Sunny Leone as a mainstream artist & Randeep Hooda as a sex symbol proves that BRAND JISM can transform your life!," tweeted Pooja.

"#Jism2 has done a business of 21 crores in India over the weekend (despite releasing during Ramzan). Brand JISM my dears, is here to STAY! BRAND Jism is not merely a film. It is a cultural war. It is an EVENT. One that divides crowds passionately & turns its actors into STARS!," she further added.

Jism 2 also stars Arunoday Singh and Randeep Hooda alongside Sunny.

Trade as well as industry in general was caught by surprise with Jism 2 opening much better than what was predicted. While it had seemed that the collections would range between 40%-60% depending upon centres, the craze around checking out Sunny Leone meant that occupancy was in upwards of 60% during the opening shows with quite a few centres registering houseful collections by the time evening set in. It was clear - there were many out there who were curious to have a dekko at the film and the brand value helped too.

Even though the euphoria settled down after Friday shows were concluded, the film had already made huge moolah with as astonishing 7.5 crores coming on the opening day. Add to that one crore which had come the previous day from paid previews and the film was already sitting pretty on 8.5 crores.

Expectedly though, the film showed a massive fall (around 30%-40%) on Saturday and this was due to two reasons. First and foremost the film had seen its saturation point being reached on Friday which means it would have been near impossible for it to show similar collections on the next day too. Moreover, not just were majority of reviews negative, even the word of mouth was tilted more towards bad to average. Though critical appreciation or rejection hardly matters for a film belonging to this genre, audience verdict was important. That hasn't really been in the favour of this film which means there would be struggle from this point on.

Commercially though, the job has been done for the film. When it was expected that the film would at best collect 12 crores over the weekend, that number was reached by close of Saturday itself. The film is now sitting pretty on a 20 crore base after a good Sunday, which is simply huge for a product that has been made on a very low cost. This also goes on to show that right costing, brand quotient as well as smart marketing with some element of curiosity attached to a product can aid a film arriving into a safety zone sooner than later.

Meanwhile other two releases of the week, Krishna aur Kans and Yeh Jo Mohabbat Hai, opened to empty houses in whichever centres they were released. With collections reading in thousands, even the print and publicity cost won't be recovered for these films. In that aspect From Sydney With Love played it's cards smartly and postponed it's arrival instead of getting sandwiched in a horde.