is it true what you said,,, why every thing is seen through religion i dont understand, in bollywood none of the khans have a muslim wife and salman's sister is married to a hindu.
Veena Malik Vs Molvi Sahab - Justifying her act in Big Boss
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is it true what you said,,, why every thing is seen through religion i dont understand, in bollywood none of the khans have a muslim wife and salman's sister is married to a hindu.
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Most of the developing world believe in machismo and chauvinism, if a women has perceived to have stepped out of the narrow confines of what is expected of her, she is judged a slut or whore.
Ms Malik is a adult, what right do any of us, have to lecture her on morality, and indians are just as bad, I remember the shrill screams of some indians that Sania Mirza should be stripped of her awards and nationality, just because she fell in love with a Pakistani.
Ps the Molvi guy should keep his nose out of others lives, and try to lead by example and not eat so much halva. Nuff Said.
Ms Malik is a adult, what right do any of us, have to lecture her on morality, and indians are just as bad, I remember the shrill screams of some indians that Sania Mirza should be stripped of her awards and nationality, just because she fell in love with a Pakistani.
Ps the Molvi guy should keep his nose out of others lives, and try to lead by example and not eat so much halva. Nuff Said.
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Com'n dont just bash the poor mullah, he said what he had to say.
And she was not a star too. You guys are making mountains of.....
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Haha I can just imagine, that fella would be getting pats on his back everyday.
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Ae ki, mard karay te kuj vi nai te aurat karay te sab nu peerrh pe jandi he
12 pages , didnt had idea such a lame thing would attract so much attention, press walo ki chgandi hi chandi...!!!
12 pages , didnt had idea such a lame thing would attract so much attention, press walo ki chgandi hi chandi...!!!
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BTW tis is how TOI presents her
Bold Veena is Pak's 'hero'
Veena Malik, a Pakistani actress who faced conservative censure for appearing on an Indian reality TV show, has credited the "liberal people" of her country for her emergence as a "hero" after she defended herself on a news channel.
"Credit goes to all the liberal people of Pakistan. I have been receiving messages and phone calls from the fashion industry and other people from all walks of life, telling me that I am their hero. I had to come on television and defend myself because no one else was defending me," the Express Tribune quoted Veena, as saying in an exclusive interview.
When asked about what she achieved by participating in the Indian reality show, she candidly replied: "Before I went to " Bigg Boss," people showed videos of women being publicly beaten up by men to represent the condition of women in Pakistan. I showed the world that Pakistani women are not the ones that get beaten up; I showed that a Pakistani woman wears modern clothes at home and at the same time she can cook and serve others. The culture of Pakistan is not limited to wearing shalwar kameez and this changed the negative perceptions attached to Pakistani women."
If presented with an opportunity, Veena said, she would like to change the "double standards and hypocrisy" in Pakistan.
On being asked if Pakistan had to host "Bigg Boss" and she had to handle its affairs, who she would choose as its contestants, Veena named former Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf, politicians Sheikh Rashid, Jamsheed Dasti, Maulana Fazlur Rehman, Shiv Sena[member], actresses Meera, Aishwarya Rai, Nargis, and pop artiste Britney Spears.
Talking about her future plans, she revealed: "I have a lot of offers from India, USA, UK and Australia. I am going to focus of television mainly and would do films only if I get good offers. I am not going to do some typical 'B' or 'C 'class Bollywood films."
In her message to the people of Pakistan, Veena said: "The youth is my hope. We have to open our minds and change things around us. I am sure the youth of my country will support me wherever I go. And wherever I go, I am going to represent the entertainment industry of my country."
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Bold Veena is Pak's 'hero'
Veena Malik, a Pakistani actress who faced conservative censure for appearing on an Indian reality TV show, has credited the "liberal people" of her country for her emergence as a "hero" after she defended herself on a news channel.
"Credit goes to all the liberal people of Pakistan. I have been receiving messages and phone calls from the fashion industry and other people from all walks of life, telling me that I am their hero. I had to come on television and defend myself because no one else was defending me," the Express Tribune quoted Veena, as saying in an exclusive interview.
When asked about what she achieved by participating in the Indian reality show, she candidly replied: "Before I went to " Bigg Boss," people showed videos of women being publicly beaten up by men to represent the condition of women in Pakistan. I showed the world that Pakistani women are not the ones that get beaten up; I showed that a Pakistani woman wears modern clothes at home and at the same time she can cook and serve others. The culture of Pakistan is not limited to wearing shalwar kameez and this changed the negative perceptions attached to Pakistani women."
If presented with an opportunity, Veena said, she would like to change the "double standards and hypocrisy" in Pakistan.
On being asked if Pakistan had to host "Bigg Boss" and she had to handle its affairs, who she would choose as its contestants, Veena named former Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf, politicians Sheikh Rashid, Jamsheed Dasti, Maulana Fazlur Rehman, Shiv Sena[member], actresses Meera, Aishwarya Rai, Nargis, and pop artiste Britney Spears.
Talking about her future plans, she revealed: "I have a lot of offers from India, USA, UK and Australia. I am going to focus of television mainly and would do films only if I get good offers. I am not going to do some typical 'B' or 'C 'class Bollywood films."
In her message to the people of Pakistan, Veena said: "The youth is my hope. We have to open our minds and change things around us. I am sure the youth of my country will support me wherever I go. And wherever I go, I am going to represent the entertainment industry of my country."
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rightly said .. spot on ! veena malik if was male would have been given a heroes welcome , log tu log yar media (xpress tv ) kay anchor nay tu haad kar di hai .. !? i mean they are anchors they have to neutral .. F**kn height of BS man
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you mean the way you admired your country woman Sania Mirza after her marriage with Shoaib
just for fun jana nothing personal
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Most indians don't think that she represented pakistan in show, so why are pakistani's so much worried.
Move on, i didn't even knew that the begum in show was also from pakistan.
Common, all this is so kiddish.
Move on, i didn't even knew that the begum in show was also from pakistan.
Common, all this is so kiddish.
True, but you have to realize that there are more than enough anti-male standards as well that go unnoticed or just accepted. They are not even noticed until pointed out. People just think it's normal. People tend to only notice and talk about the ones that go against women.
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Prefer for what?
What do you think?
Btw, how can that guy even think of the moulvi in that way is beyond me?
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There would be a thread about it on the forum, like the Sania-Shoaib one where all Pakistani members, including myself, would be gloating and targeting Indians.
Damn, if only we send a male celebrity instead of Veena.
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