After her Bigg Boss stint, American pornstar turned actor Sunny Leone is all set for her 'Bollywood ride' that she's beginning with Pooja Bhatt's Jism 2. The lady who's presently busy getting into the skin of her character Izna, admits this is the most amazing time of her life and she's trying to

make the most of it. She's taking her Hindi lessons with all sincerity and is amazed with her director's (Pooja Bhatt) eye for detail. Not only this, Sunny Leone loved Vidya Balan's performance in The Dirty Picture and hopes to get some tips from her, if she is willing to do that.

Sunny is philosophical about starting her career in Bollywood and is taking one step at a time. Yes, she is willing to start a new chapter in Bollywood, but only if God scripts her story accordingly. For now, her debut venture Jism 2 is set to hit the floors on April 1. Here're excerpts from an email interview with the star in making:

Hindustan Times: What was going on in your mind, when you landed in India few days back? Was it nostalgia, excitement about Jism 2 or both? Sunny Leone: Well, right before I got off the plane I looked at my partner Daniel and we both said "Get ready for the ride!" (laughs) This has been one of the most amazing times of my life and I feel that it's only just begun. Pooja Bhatt, Dino Morea, Mr Mahesh Bhatt, and the rest of the Jism 2 crew have been so amazing since the moment I have met them. There were so many people outside the airport waiting for me and seeing it was something I have never seen before. Simply amazing.

Hindustan Times: In India, film stars are worshipped. You must have got a feel of it when you landed in India. What do you think about the fan frenzy here? Do you relate to it or love your privacy? Sunny Leone: I am just beginning to really understand this concept of how film stars are treated in India. I, in no way, think of myself as a star but as someone who is in the entertainment industry.

When you are an entertainer, you do everything for your fans. If you didn't like or embrace the idea of fans going nuts or admiring you then I am not sure why someone would want to get into show business. If it wasn't for every fan that purchased a ticket to go see our movies then we would be no one. I really do love my fans and they make it possible for me to share who I am.