Sunny
Leone
was
reportedly
questioned
by
the
Kerala
Police
over
a
complaint
filed
in
a
cheating
case.
The
actress
was
interrogated
at
a
private
resort
in
the
state
capital
Thiruvananthapuram.
The
complaint
was
filed
by
an
event
manager
in
Kochi
with
the
Kerala
DGP.
The
complainant,
R
Shiyas,
filed
the
complaint
claiming
that
Sunny
Leone
had
taken
Rs
29
lakh
for
attending
various
inaugural
events
in
the
state,
but
did
not
fulfil
her
side
of
the
bargain.
The
complaint
also
revealed
that
Leone's
manager
took
money
in
several
instalments
from
2016
and
agreed
to
attend
five
functions.
A
report
in
Bollywood
Hungama
said
that
the
actress
has
admitted
to
taking
money
but
did
not
intend
to
cheat
the
event
manager.
Sunny
has
claimed
that
the
event
manager
could
not
comply
with
her
scheduling
dates.
Sunny
reacted
to
the
case
reports
saying,
"Half
information
is
as
dangerous
as
misreporting.
And
this
is
yet
another
case
of
the
same.
I
want
to
set
the
record
straight.
As
an
artiste,
work
is
worship
for
me.
I
was
nothing
but
gracious,
understanding,
even
moving
my
schedule
multiple
times
over
the
organisers.
But
they
wouldn't
commit
to
set
date.
It
is
customary
that
to
lock
an
actor's
time,
an
advance
has
to
be
paid
upfront,
which
wasn't
done
till
the
nth
hour."
She
went
on
to
add,
"There's
absolutely
no
chance
that
if
I
have
set
a
date
and
time
for
an
event,
I
wouldn't
show
up.
But
due
to
a
lack
of
timely
payment
from
their
end
coupled
with
the
fact
that
they
dilly
dallied
on
finalising
the
date,
I
bowed
out.
I
have
other
commitments
in
Poovar.
These
are
testing
times
and
we
have
been
shooting
round
the
clock,
putting
ourselves
at
risk,
to
make
sure
the
industry
is
back
on
its
feet.
Such
slanderous
claims
and
unethical
behaviour
on
part
of
the
event
co-ordinators
are
deeply
hurtful
and
unsolicited."
"I
have
already
given
the
statement
to
the
investigating
officers
and
they
are
investigating
the
co-ordinators
as
well.
Let
law
take
its
course,"
she
concluded.