Sherlyn Chopra, who recently hit headlines for shooting nude for an international magazine known for its provocative content, will be the leading lady of Kama Sutra to be made in 3D by Rupesh Paul. The director had announced his plans for the film when he premiered his maiden Hollywood venture Saint Dracula 3D at the Cannes Film Festival earlier this year.
Confi-rming the news, the filmmaker said he is also planning to premiere Kama Sutra 3D at the same prestigious international film festival in 2013. He said, "Sherlyn has exotic Indian looks and a bold attitude to carry a role like this. The film will assure maximum utilisation of her talent and beauty. Besides, it will also be challenging and exciting for me as a director to portray her in a new bolder avatar." As for making it in 3D, he asserted, "3D would add that extra dimension to the sexual positions described in the ancient treatise on the art of love."
It seems Sherlyn is all set to outdo Indira Verma and Sarita Choudhury, who acted in Mira Nair's Kama Sutra — A Tale Of Love. While the two UK-born actresses reportedly had apprehensions about going nude and doing bold scenes, Chopra has no reservations, having bared all for her recent international photo opportunity.
On her part, Sherlyn however, maintained, "Kama Sutra is nowhere close to vulgarity. Nudity is not vulgar. It is a form of art and an expression of the mind. I am considered to be a bold personality but I know this film is going to change perceptions."
It seems Sherlyn is all set to outdo Indira Verma and Sarita Choudhury, who acted in Mira Nair's Kama Sutra — A Tale Of Love. While the two UK-born actresses reportedly had apprehensions about going nude and doing bold scenes, Chopra has no reservations, having bared all for her recent international photo opportunity.
On her part, Sherlyn however, maintained, "Kama Sutra is nowhere close to vulgarity. Nudity is not vulgar. It is a form of art and an expression of the mind. I am considered to be a bold personality but I know this film is going to change perceptions."
A couple of key characters are yet to be cast and the director insists they'll come as a surprise. All he was willing to say was that known actors from Bollywood will be cast and he'll reveal their names soon after they have been finalised.
The shooting is scheduled to start later early next year and the filmmaker, aware of the trouble Nair had during the making of her Kama Sutra, is keeping his locations a closely guarded secret for now.
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