From reality show Bigg Boss to uber hot debut in Bollywood with Jism 2 and now making her debut down south with 'Veeramadevi', Sunny Leone has come a long way. The actress has never shied away from exploring unknown territories. 

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Sunny is excited about his period drama and in an interview to IANS, she said, “Yes, I agree that this film will help me grow as a person and as an actress. Being able to learn about a completely different culture is something that I like a lot and enjoy.”

No, she isn't afraid to learn a new language as well. “It will be challenging, but I am not worried about learning it for this film. I am actually very excited about this whole process,” she said about the film in which she will play a warrior princess," said Sunny Leone. Not just brushing up on her Tamil, Sunny is also taking riding lessons for the film. She narrated the process and said, “That is something that I have always wanted to do. The amount of effort that has gone into this character is amazing and I’m beyond excited to start shooting. I will be taking riding lessons... in Los Angeles and in India. And, of course, I will be attending workshops to learn Tamil."

And this could be just her first step towards doing more films in regional cinema. Sunny Leone told IANS, "“If a role comes my way that is interesting, then I definitely will."

After a lukewarm response to her films Ek Paheli Leela, Mastizaade, Kuch Kuch Locha Hai and Tera Intezaar, Sunny is best known for her item songs for Shah Rukh Khan film 'Raees' and Sanjay Dutt's comeback movie 'Bhoomi'.

The actress is also gearing up for her cosmetic line -- Star Struck by Sunny Leone -- which will be launched in March. 

Way to go girl!