Actress Sunny Leone's husband Daniel
Weber, who manages her work, is all set to play a cameo in her next film
'Jackpot' and she is excited about this.
"I am excited that my husband is around and I am very excited about helping him with his looks. I have been helping him out with what he should wear and how he should look," Indo-Canadian adult film star told IANS on the sets of 'Jackpot'.
Directed by Kaizad Gustad, 'Jackpot' features Sachin Joshi and Sunny in the lead. Currently the shooting is on at Casa Vagator and the team canned a scene Friday with Daniel in it.
In it, Sachin tries to convince three foreigners about something specific and Daniel is one of the trio.
Almost 80 percent of the film has been shot in Goa in over a month-long schedule.
'Jakcpot' marks the comeback of 'Boom' fame director Gustad, who went into oblivion after Nadia Khan, a female crew member of his team, was hit by a train and killed at Mumbai's Mahalaxmi railway station in 2004.
In May 2010, Gustad was jailed for one month by a Mumbai Central Railway court in connection with Nadia Khan's
"I am excited that my husband is around and I am very excited about helping him with his looks. I have been helping him out with what he should wear and how he should look," Indo-Canadian adult film star told IANS on the sets of 'Jackpot'.
Directed by Kaizad Gustad, 'Jackpot' features Sachin Joshi and Sunny in the lead. Currently the shooting is on at Casa Vagator and the team canned a scene Friday with Daniel in it.
In it, Sachin tries to convince three foreigners about something specific and Daniel is one of the trio.
Directed by Kaizad Gustad, 'Jackpot' features Sachin Joshi and Sunny Leone in the lead.Almost 80 percent of the film has been shot in Goa in over a month-long schedule.
'Jakcpot' marks the comeback of 'Boom' fame director Gustad, who went into oblivion after Nadia Khan, a female crew member of his team, was hit by a train and killed at Mumbai's Mahalaxmi railway station in 2004.
In May 2010, Gustad was jailed for one month by a Mumbai Central Railway court in connection with Nadia Khan's
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