“Hope Sunny Leone’s ‘Pink Lips’ turns out to be a chartbuster” – Surveen Chawla : Bollywood News

'Baby Doll' stays on to be one of the biggest chartbusters of the year and also had a major role to play in the success of Sunny Leone's Ragini MMS 2. Now that the bombshell is returning to entice one and all with her 'Pink Lips', there was a buzz in the air that it was leading to a 'hate story' being developed (pun intended) with the leading lady of the film 'Surveen Chawla'.

However quiz the Punjabi beauty around this, who is making her debut with Hate Story 2, and she laughs it off.

“Hope Sunny Leone’s ‘Pink Lips’ turns out to be a chartbuster” – Surveen Chawla

"On the contrary I want to watch what Sunny is doing in there because she is extremely great in what she does. Her 'Baby Doll' was quite fabulous and of what I have heard about 'Pink Lips', she is great there too. I hope the song turns out to be a chartbuster," says Surveen who herself would be seen in an out and out bold avtar, something which takes her away from the image of a sweet and simple 'soni kudi' that she has built in her Punjabi films.

Maintaining that he has her own secure place in the film and it would be weird to even pitch one woman over another, Surveen adds, "There is enough space for everyone in the industry. I can't do what Sunny can do, really. Also, there is nothing in there for me to be insecure about her. See, it is as simple as that. One can go to two Chinese restaurants, compare them and then say that which one is better than the other. However, you can't go to one Chinese and other Italian restaurant and then start comparing them. It would be unfair to both. I guess in this time and age, everyone should just be bothered about what they are doing instead of spending their energy elsewhere."

Meanwhile, it was being pretty much insinuated that Surveen was taken aback when the makers decided to promote Sunny over her, courtesy her overseas shooting schedule of a Punjabi film with Jimmy Sheirgill that was keeping her occupied.

"I couldn't stop myself from laughing while reading about it because I have been promoting the film even when I am traveling. Aren't we talking to each other right now on this long distance phone call," says Surveen who is currently in New Zealand, "In this age of technology, it would be foolhardy to cut yourself off from promotion, despite the distance factor."