Ek Paheli Leela

The movie starts with Karan (Jay Bhanushali) moving to a new house in Mumbai along with his friends. Karan is a singer and musician who often helps his sister Radhika with music for her fashion shows. Radhika (Shivani Tanksale), is a fashion photographer who wants to get Meera (Sunny Leone) for her shows with the help of her friend Andy (VJ Andy). They both discover that Meera is afraid of travelling in an aeroplane, but take her to India through aeroplane by making her drink. Meera discovers the truth and gets angry.

Meanwhile, her mood changes as she sees rajasthani girls playing a traditional game and starts to play with them.Meanwhile, in Mumbai, Karan has persistent dreams of someone whipping him. In an attempt to figure why, his friend takes him to a Pandit (Nadi-Shakti Scholar) who tells him that his pain is rooted in his past life.While in India, Meera meets Ranveer Singh (Mohit Ahlawat), a Rajput prince, in Rajasthan. The two eventually fall in love and get married.

Ranveer is in middle of a property dispute with his cousin Bikram Singh (Jas Arora).Karan travels through his past and figures out that he was Shravan (Rajneesh Duggal), 300 years ago. He was in love with a girl named Leela (also played by Sunny Leone) but his master, an artist, Bhairao (Rahul Dev) adopts her as his muse. Bhairao makes a statue of Leela and discovers that Leela is in love with Shravan. In a fit of rage, Bhairao kills both Shravan and Leela.

Karan goes to Bhairao Virajana (a place of dispute between Ranveer and Bikram). Karan tries to remind Meera about their past but Meera does not believe him. Karan plays a song Tere Bin that takes Meera back into their past and she recollects her past life.Meera and Karan get kidnapped by Bikram who is looking for a statue that Bhairao made. The current market value of the statue is 10 billion and Bikram wants to keep the money for himself.

Karan reveals that the statue was hidden behind a wall. When Bikram gets to the statue, he is killed by Ranveer.It turns out Karan was wrong all along. He was actually the reincarnation of Bhairao and not of Shravan (who got reincarnated in Ranveer). Karan tries to redeem his ills by committing suicide but Meera and Ranveer dont let him.

Karans album Tere Bin gets him fame. Meera and Ranveer unite.The Times of India gave the film 3 stars out of 5 and described the film as colourful, crisp and convivial. Bollywood Hungama gave the film 3.5 stars out of 5 and praised the films cinematography, direction, screenplay and stated, On the whole, Ek Paheli Leela is worth watching, purely because of Sunny Leone and the way she has been presented.

like never before!!! DNA India gave the film 2 stars and applauded Sunnys transfromation of two characters and films music while stating that, Sunny Leone fans will be in for a royal treat. If Sunny Leone gets your temperature rising then Leela wont disappoint. The New Indian Express gave the film three and a half stars praising films narration and stated, Stunningly mounted and sumptuously narrated, Ek Paheli Leela is a feast for the senses. Basha Lals camera caresses Ms Leones assets and the sand dunes of Jaisalmer with equal affection. It may not be revolutionary in concept or path-breaking in execution.

But make no mistake. Ek Paheli Leela is the surprise of the year.
Mid Day called it semi-porn rubbish, while IBNLive gave it 1.5 stars stating that the dialog was full of crude sexual jokes and that it was soft porn emphasising the short skirts of the women and the physique of the men. The Hindustan Times said the film had a ludicrous script and wooden acting.

India Today praised the cinematography and Leones dancing. Mumbai Mirror called it an insincere, lavish and titillating compilation of every item song ever made. Rediff stated although the film was poorly written and had many flaws in its execution, it succeeded at its purpose of being a one-woman show to highlight Leone. Indian Express gave the film zero stars stating all this film wants to do is to exploit its leading ladys awe-inspiring stack. From as many angles as possible, the closer the better.

NDTV called it a vapid yarn about love, desire and obsession unfolds against good-looking backgrounds.