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Sunny Leone heads to Kerala with family again!

A day ago, Bollywood diva Sunny Leone returned to Kerala to shoot for her upcoming Malayalam movie 'Shero'. I am elated to be back to Kerala to shoot for the first schedule of the film. I love this place and it serves as the perfect backdrop for the film, Sunny told IANS. This time too the actress is accompanied by her family including her three kids and husband.

It was recently, the actress was in Kerala to shoot for the reality TV show MTV Splitsvilla. Touted to be a psychological thriller, 'Shero' is directed and scripted by Sreejith Vijayan and will be released in Tamil, Hindi, Telugu, and Malayalam.

The movie will have the actress playing a South Indian woman. Reportedly, the movie will not be a glamour-oriented subject and the actress will be seen portraying her strong character throughout the movie. The director hints that the movie will also have some big names from other South Indian languages, alongside Malayalam.

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