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Updated At : 06:03 AM Apr 05, 2015 IST

<p> All smiles: Sunny Leone on Comedy Nights With Kapil</p>

After many reports of comedian Kapil Sharma not wanting to have Sunny Leone on his show Comedy Nights With Kapil, finally she will be seen on the show. Kapil not only made Sunny speak a variety of Indian languages like Punjabi and Gujarati, but Sunny also learnt a few dance steps on the show. She appeared on the show to promote her new film Ek Paheli Leela.

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