DOG MEAT TRADE turned Sunny OFF MEAT! with SUNNY LEONE [English]

Happy World Kindness Day!

We chat with the beautiful & talented Sunny Leone! Sunny is a Canadian-American actress, model, and entrepreneur of Indian descent who has made a significant impact in the Indian entertainment industry. Her career took a major turn when she joined the Indian reality TV show Bigg Boss in 2011, which introduced her to mainstream Indian audiences.

Since then, Sunny has transitioned to Bollywood, starring in films such as Jism 2, Ragini MMS 2, and Ek Paheli Leela. She has also appeared in various music videos, hosted television shows like MTV Splitsvilla, and taken on a variety of entrepreneurial ventures, including her own line of perfumes and cosmetics. Sunny is known for her openness about her career choices and is celebrated for breaking stereotypes in conservative Indian society, especially around subjects like sexuality and self-empowerment.

Beyond her work in entertainment, she is known for her philanthropic activities, especially related to animal welfare, children's causes, and women's empowerment. Married to Daniel Weber, Sunny Leone is also a mother of three and has continued to build her career while balancing family life. Her story is often cited as an inspiring example of reinventing oneself, resilience, and challenging norms in a society that’s still grappling with modern and traditional values.

Amy chats to Sunny about her journey!

Timestamps

00:00 - Trailer
00:49 - Introduction
02:26 - Why Sunny Leone quit eating meat
07:03 - Meat and protein
10:41 - Will Sunny turn vegan?
13:54 - The disconnect between people and their food sources
18:05 - Do real men eat meat?
20:08 - Are people naturally bad?
24:55 - The stigma around adopting Indie dogs
31:22 - Why don't vegetarian/vegan celebrities talk about animals publicly?
33:45 - Teaching kids to be thoughtful
37:06 - Sunny on adopting kids
42:37 - Sunny's cruelty-free makeup brand
47:03 - Experiencing sexism on set
49:20 - Can a woman who dances and sings have an opinion?
51:46 - Understanding personal choice
55:58 - End