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Lying on a lush bed of spicy red chillies, Sunny Leone looks exotic in new PETA ad

Lying on a lush bed of spicy red chillies, Sunny Leone looks exotic in new PETA ad

| | 02 Jun 2017, 04:21 pm
Mumbai, June 2 (IBNS): Lying on a lush bed of spicy red chillies and showing off her striking plant-powered physique, Bollywood actress Sunny Leone is looking stunning in a new PETA ad for World Environment Day (5 June).

The stunning campaign was styled by Hitendra Kapopara and shot by leading photographer Subi Samuel.

Her hair and make-up were done by Tomas Moucka, as per the PETA website.

“I’ve also noticed I have a lot more energy. I’m eating a lot more vegetables. I feel actually really, really amazing,” says Leone on going vegetarian.

The actress was quoted as saying by PETA webiste:“Animals suffering in the meat industry is probably one of the saddest things that I have ever seen.”

Sunny Leone was named PETA’s Person of the Year in 2016 and previously starred in the organisation’s dog-sterilisation campaign.

Image: PETA India website

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