A clip from Bhupendra Chaubey's interview with Sunny Leone surfaced a couple of days ago. It was an excerpt from a 20 minute interview, but it was enough to make a lot of people cringe. It was also enough for people to say that if they had been in Sunny's position, they would've walked out, or maybe even slapped Chaubey for his clearly misogynistic and regressive questions, which were topped by his obnoxious, wannabe-Arnab manner with which he conducted the interview, barely letting her answer in his haste to attack her with his disgusting views, not-so-subtly disguised as questions.
Well, we've got news for you. If you thought that those couple of minutes were cringeworthy, the entire interview is worse, a hundred times worse. Bhupendra Chaubey clearly gave insulting and humiliating Sunny his best shot with his unbelievably sexist questions, that belonged more to the 19th century than the 21st.
He started by asking her a very loaded question, and two minutes into the interview, you knew exactly what kind of answer he was looking for.
Well, we've got news for you. If you thought that those couple of minutes were cringeworthy, the entire interview is worse, a hundred times worse. Bhupendra Chaubey clearly gave insulting and humiliating Sunny his best shot with his unbelievably sexist questions, that belonged more to the 19th century than the 21st.
He started by asking her a very loaded question, and two minutes into the interview, you knew exactly what kind of answer he was looking for.
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