Monday, 29 April 2013

‘Sick minds’, not porn, responsible for increase in brutal rapes, says Sunny Leone

‘Sick minds’, not porn, responsible for increase in brutal rapes, says Sunny Leone

Mumbai: Bollywood actress and one-time porn star Sunny Leone is up in arms over allegations that the accused in the brutal rape of the 5-year-old toddler in Delhi had watched porn which had induced them to commit the inhuman act. 
‘Sick minds’, not porn, responsible for increase in brutal rapes, says Sunny Leone
The actress has finally reacted to the issue and the allegations.
In an interview to a TV channel she said that porn films do not show the kind of inhumanity that these men had displayed.
She said their acts were born of sick minds and an unhealthy upbringing.
  

‘Sick minds’, not porn, responsible for increase in brutal rapes, says Sunny Leone
Sunny said the solution was proper treatment of the mental disorder these culprits suffer from and not banning porn. 
In addition to protests, the Supreme Court is also considering a petition demanding that pornography be banned.
In view of these moves, it remains to be seen how far Sunny can convince detractors.
  

‘Sick minds’, not porn, responsible for increase in brutal rapes, says Sunny Leone
For Sunny, however, a ban on porn in India should not make much of a difference because she has already made a name for herself in Bollywood.
The actress’ item number ‘Laila’ in Shootout at Wadala is making waves all over. 
  

Large scale protests had forced even the govt to consider banning porn websites and films.
Some protesting organisations had gone so far as to demand that Sunny Leone be arrested!

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