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I guess she'll now petition that her life would be endangered in Pakistan and would request Indian government to grant her some kind of stay permit. Absolutely ridiculous.
Veena Malik's nude photos not morphed: FHM
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How much did she sell it for ?
Since she's a Pakistani, They probably had every men (who can afford a copy of the FHM) come home with at least two copies.
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India can keep her if they want her we don't want her a women that has no self recpect for her self is pathetic but again who knows if these pics are real or not but if they are then she should be ashmed of her self. We are judged by our own actions in the real world pointing fingers at others is just pointless like before when she was crying and pointg fingers at others to save her self . If she did this then she her self is to blame only GOD knows better for all of us .Hence, so if they don't want her in Pakistan then so it shall be just that way 
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top anchor actress??? no brother, she was kicked out a long time ago from geo... she has not had any fortune, so she went to india instead
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your fcking media who bring her new stories every day and then indian who creat topic on her and then those who never tired discussing her..pathetic
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Veena sues Indian magazine over ‘morphed’ cover photo
Veena Malik has filed a defamation suit against Indian magazine FHM for "morphed" cover photo.
Pakistani actress Veena Malik has filed a defamation suit against an Indian magazine for a "morphed" cover photo of her posing nude with the initials of Pakistan s intelligence agency on her arm.
Malik s spokesman, Sohail Rasheed, said on Monday that the actress was seeking 100 million rupees ($2 million) in damages from FHM India, whose editor insists the cover shoot was genuine and consensual.
"The picture has been morphed," Rasheed said in Islamabad, adding that the magazine had targeted Malik s "credibility and character". The magazine s December issue has yet to hit newsstands. But a preview of the cover on its website triggered media frenzy.
FHM India editor Kabeer Sharma told AFP at the weekend that he was mystified by Malik s allegations. "Maybe she is facing some kind of backlash, so maybe that s why she is denying it.
"We have not photoshopped or faked the cover. This is what she looks like, she has an amazing body," Sharma said. In his Twitter feed on Monday, Sharma said he would release a series of photos from the shoot proving his version of the story.
While Malik s pose on the cover preserves a scant degree of modesty, any nudity is still very much frowned upon in conservative India -- and indeed in Muslim-majority Pakistan.
What has raised more eyebrows was her arm sporting the initials ISI -- the acronym for Inter-Services Intelligence, Pakistan s spy agency. Nuclear-armed India and Pakistan have gone to war three times and the ISI has been routinely accused by New Delhi of masterminding militant attacks on Indian soil.
Sharma said the idea had been to take an ironic swipe at India s obsession with the ISI. A tag line on the cover that points to the initials, reads: "Hand in the end of the world too?"
"People, especially young people in both countries, want to move past this kind of thinking," the editor said. "It s a very powerful picture -- it took a lot of guts for her to do that. It shows a powerful, sexy woman not afraid to speak her mind."
Malik is already well known in India for appearing on "Bigg Boss", the country s version of the television reality show "Big Brother".
She incurred the wrath of hardline Islamic clerics in Pakistan for her performance on the show, during which she indulged in several intimate scenes with Indian actor Ashmit Patel that included massaging his head and neck.
Dunya News: Entertainment:-Veena sues Indian magazine over
Veena Malik has filed a defamation suit against Indian magazine FHM for "morphed" cover photo.
Pakistani actress Veena Malik has filed a defamation suit against an Indian magazine for a "morphed" cover photo of her posing nude with the initials of Pakistan s intelligence agency on her arm.
Malik s spokesman, Sohail Rasheed, said on Monday that the actress was seeking 100 million rupees ($2 million) in damages from FHM India, whose editor insists the cover shoot was genuine and consensual.
"The picture has been morphed," Rasheed said in Islamabad, adding that the magazine had targeted Malik s "credibility and character". The magazine s December issue has yet to hit newsstands. But a preview of the cover on its website triggered media frenzy.
FHM India editor Kabeer Sharma told AFP at the weekend that he was mystified by Malik s allegations. "Maybe she is facing some kind of backlash, so maybe that s why she is denying it.
"We have not photoshopped or faked the cover. This is what she looks like, she has an amazing body," Sharma said. In his Twitter feed on Monday, Sharma said he would release a series of photos from the shoot proving his version of the story.
While Malik s pose on the cover preserves a scant degree of modesty, any nudity is still very much frowned upon in conservative India -- and indeed in Muslim-majority Pakistan.
What has raised more eyebrows was her arm sporting the initials ISI -- the acronym for Inter-Services Intelligence, Pakistan s spy agency. Nuclear-armed India and Pakistan have gone to war three times and the ISI has been routinely accused by New Delhi of masterminding militant attacks on Indian soil.
Sharma said the idea had been to take an ironic swipe at India s obsession with the ISI. A tag line on the cover that points to the initials, reads: "Hand in the end of the world too?"
"People, especially young people in both countries, want to move past this kind of thinking," the editor said. "It s a very powerful picture -- it took a lot of guts for her to do that. It shows a powerful, sexy woman not afraid to speak her mind."
Malik is already well known in India for appearing on "Bigg Boss", the country s version of the television reality show "Big Brother".
She incurred the wrath of hardline Islamic clerics in Pakistan for her performance on the show, during which she indulged in several intimate scenes with Indian actor Ashmit Patel that included massaging his head and neck.
Dunya News: Entertainment:-Veena sues Indian magazine over
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She is better than rakhi sawant in looks(But similar attitude in courting controversy). I like her in the photo, probably the magazine is for people like me.
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Pakistan recieves a nice and lovely tennis star, while Inida recieves gutter trash. I wish the trade was more fair. Sania mirza for Veena Malik.. Thanks India.
you realise you are only demeaning PK?
nations export what they have.
shameful comment RP
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Pakistan recieves a nice and lovely tennis star, while Inida recieves gutter trash. I wish the trade was more fair. Sania mirza for Veena Malik.. Thanks India.
Sania Mirza?? Is she living in Pakistan now?? or playing for Pak? Looks more like we got a ghar jamai instead
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That to he is feeded by us well no surpriseSania Mirza?? Is she living in Pakistan now?? or playing for Pak? Looks more like we got a ghar jamai instead
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