Sunny Leone replaces Mallika Sherawat in the Welcome sequel

After Jism 2, Sunny Leone seems to be quite in demand. The actress has bagged a meaty role in the Welcome sequel originally to be played by Mallika Sherawat, who starred in the first film.

After Jism 2, Sunny Leone seems to be quite in demand. The actress has bagged a meaty role in the Welcome sequel originally to be played by Mallika Sherawat, who starred in the first film, reported Bombay Times.

According to the daily, Sunny Leone is a rage amongst the youth and filmmakers are of the opinion that Mallika Sherawat isn't as hot as she was during the making of Welcome.

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