In an interview with BBC, Veena Malik has finally admitted that she was not wearing anything on the top portion of her body and was only covering it by her arms. Here is what Veena has to say:
"I was not naked at all. I was was wearing a bikini, and then the other portions of the body, I was like… was covered with my arms, and above all that, they were supposed to cover the other portions of my body with the tattoos. They actually did not."
The interviewer made it clear by asking if she were topless and only wearing bikini bottom. To which Veena told:
"Yea, it was a topless suit. But, not that topless that other portion would be showing. It would be covered all the time with my arms on and with the tattoos, of course. "
Veena told that other actresses in Bollywood have posed for similar photos and it is nothing new. Watch the interview in the following video. (Photo credit – A screenshot from the BBC video)
In response to a Rs100 million claim of Veena Malik, FHM India has counter sued the actor with a claim of Rs250 million.
In addition, FHM claims that it was Veena, who had approached the magazine to do the "very sexy, bold and in-your-face shoot." It claims, Veena, via photographer Mr Vishal Saxena, contacted the magazine in October 2011 to do the cover shot. In the notice sent to Veena Malik, FHM has claimed a damage worth Rs. 250 million and asked her to apologize for fabricating false claims against the magazine.
Earlier, Veena Malik had send a legal notice to the publisher for ‘morphing her photos’ to look like she had posed nude for the magazine’s December issue cover. The magazine has denied the claim and has told that they have a video of the event to prove she had posed nude for the photo session.
The scandal started when the magazine revealed the December edition cover featuring Veena without any cloth and an ISI tattoo on her arm. Later, another version of the cover is being featured in the magazine website in which, Veena is wearing hot pants and a broad belt and no clothes on the upper parts of her body (image).
Regarding the ISI tattoo on he arms, FHM India‘s editor Kabeer Sharma says that she was well aware of the concept and she liked the idea. Mr. Sharma told that he has email evidences on the approval of the design of the cover photo.
Veena’s legal notice says a different story, "After the completion of the shoot, our client was shown the four images with the clothes. The photo in which she has posed with her tattoo on her hand was taken with a bikini and/or a thong which was worn by our client and also with hot pants and a broad belt.”
According to Veena’s legal notice the photo session was held on November 23, 2011 and, "no nude photographs taken nor were there any of video shots taken …"
Veena Malik is also told to be the Pakistani version of Rakhi Sawant, a controversial Indian actress and vj.
Pakistani actress Veena Malik’s photo on the cover of an Indian magazine with the initials of the country’s powerful intelligence agency, ISI, tattooed on her arm has triggered fury across the country.
The Inter-Services Intelligence agency (ISI) has been accused by India of sponsoring terrorist attacks in India. It has only been a few months since United States officials had accused ISI of supporting the mountainous region on the border with Afghanistan based insurgents.
The photo of the 33-year-old Veena Malik on the cover of the December issue of FHM India is making it’s round through social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook. Veena however has denied ever posing nude for the photo. Talking with an Indian press, Veena told, "I have never posed nude. I have never done anything like that – ever."
FHM officials however say that Veena had posed for the photo and they also claim that they have a video footage to support their claim.
Veena is known for being in controversy for various racy photo shots and her participation in Indian TV reality show Bigg Boss in 2010 .
Shams shot a Kinnaird student after she came out of college
Youth committed suicide after killing a second-year student of Kinnaird College at the pedestrian bridge in front of the prestigious seat of learning for women on Jail Road here on October 17th 2011 Monday, witnesses and police said.
Samar Wasti, 18, had reportedly declined 22-year-old Shams Alam’s proposal for marriage.
The girl’s father, a Pakistan Railways (PR) employee posted in Faisalabad, said that his daughter phoned him after 1pm and complained that a youth was chasing her. He claimed that she was still on the line when he heard gunshots. Thereafter, he said, he never heard any word from his daughter.
The firing which also left injured an elderly motorcyclist, who was passing by, triggered panic among college students, motorists and passers-by and subsequently led to a 45-minute traffic congestion on Jail Road.
Civil Lines Division SP Muhammad Omer Saeed told Dawn that Alam, of Jinnah Colony, Sargodha, first shot at and killed the teenaged girl and then committed suicide with the same weapon at the pedestrian bridge outside the college.
Quoting witnesses, the SP said the suspect reached the college at closing time. He stalked his victim as she walked home, before attacking her in the staircase of the bridge. He said the police seized empty shells of bullets and the pistol used by the youth from the crime scene and shifted the bodies for autopsies.
SP Saeed said Alam lived with his paternal uncle in Chungi Amar Sidhu and worked with a local IT company.
He said that it was premature to say that Samar and Alam studied together and that he had proposed her ever
Naheed said during his posting in Lahore, his daughter passed matriculation from Model Town’s Cathedral School and there was a possibility that Alam might have been studying in the same school. He said they did not know the youth and he was just teasing his daughter.
Ahmad Iqbal, an employee of a nearby private hospital, said firing of five gunshots triggered panic among people who initially thought it an act of terrorism. He said the people desperately ran for shelters to save their lives.
The SP said 60-year-old Bashir, of Al-Faisal Town, Jorray Pull in Cantonment, also received a bullet while he was passing by on his bike and was shifted to Services Hospital.
The Racecourse police registered a case under sections 302 and 324 of the Pakistan Penal Code against Alam on the complaint of Naheed Wasti.
Meanwhile, the Kinnaird College has announced that the institution would remain closed on October 18th 2011 Tuesday to mourn the death of its student.Dawn..
