A couple of days back, Sunny Leone walked into an interview to be conducted by man she was told was one of most senior and respected journalists of the country. A leading English language channel, a well-known journalist and her own experience of having tackled the Indian media for four long years in the industry. What could have possibly gone wrong? Turns out, everything. The journalist conducting the interview, Bhupendra Chaubey, interrogated Leone like one would grill a convicted criminal, not a film star.

Sunny Leone recently spoke about the controversial interview that had sparked quite a few questions about media ethics and journalism. She said that she was extremely uncomfortable the entire time the interview was happening. She also shed some light upon how nobody stopped the interviewer from asking those questions which made her feel very alone. She spoke to a news portal and said that she was uncomfortable the entire time. She said she did not want to lose the best of herself there.

Sunny Leone said: "We all objectify things and products and people to sell the product we wish to sell. For me sometimes, it is selling brand 'Sunny Leone'. For a film, it's selling the name with the film".