A recent sunny video from Mumbai offered a candid glimpse into actor Sunny Leone’s home life, as she welcomed filmmaker Farah Khan and her longtime cook Dilip for an informal visit.

The conversation unfolded around the dining table, with Sunny’s husband, Daniel Weber, joining in. Much of the discussion turned to their children — Nisha Kaur Weber, and twin sons Asher Singh Weber and Noah Singh Weber.

Sunny spoke openly about Nisha, now 10, and said her daughter is aware that she was adopted. She described her as intelligent and bright, adding that the young girl has already begun earning money through an idea she developed on her own.

During the visit, Sunny presented a prototype of what Nisha calls the “Boo Box.” The concept, she explained, grew out of a daily routine at home. Nisha, who has allergies aggravated by Mumbai’s dust, would frequently leave used tissues around. After repeated reminders to throw them away, the child came up with a simple solution.

One day, Sunny returned home to find that Nisha had taped a disposable cup to a tissue box, creating a small, attached bin. The idea, both practical and easy to assemble, struck Sunny as inventive. She said the product has since been patented, with Nisha completing the process from start to finish.

Farah appeared visibly impressed, calling the idea clever and straightforward. In a lighter moment, she joked that she might have to push her own children toward innovation. Sunny responded with a laugh, noting that her sons have begun teasingly complaining that their sister may end up wealthier than them, forcing them to borrow from her someday.

“She’s already making money at 10,” Sunny said, pride evident in her voice.

As the visit drew to a close, Farah complimented the couple’s parenting, mentioning that she has often seen Sunny taking her children to theatres and plays. The home itself reflected that family focus, with artwork created by Sunny and the children displayed across the space.

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The exchange remained warm and unfiltered, offering a snapshot of a household where everyday challenges can turn into unexpected lessons in creativity.