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Sunny Leone

Cannes film festival: Sunny Leone's Kennedy now heads towards Sydney Film Festival

| @indiablooms | Jun 10, 2023, at 08:25 pm

Mumbai: Actress Sunny Leone has been constantly upskilling herself every year with new releases across India.

The next in line is Kennedy, where Sunny is playing Charlie - who's stuck between two worlds. Her character has depth, impact and layers.

The film was recently selected for a Midnight Screening at the Cannes Film Festival by the esteemed jury.

It was also the only Indian film selected for the midnight screening.

The reaction was a seven minute standing ovation and praises for Sunny Leone's efforts she put into Charlie. The film's next destination is Sydney Film Festival where it will be screened on 14th & 17th June.

Speaking more about the Sydney Film Festival Sunny shares, “Cannes Film Festival was a huge success and I'm still processing every minute. The next is the Sydney Film Festival. This feeling is surreal. I can't thank Anurag sir and the entire team enough for everything. This is just the beginning and I'm super grateful for everything. ”

Kennedy is directed by Anurag Kashyap, co-starring Rahul Bhatt. Apart from Kennedy, Sunny has a few more exciting projects in the pipeline.

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