Veena Malik

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Bollywood star Bobby Darling is excited about her next two upcoming movies. She shares with us, ” The good news, I will be acting along with Pakistani actress Veena Malik in my next upcoming movie ‘Daal Main kuch kala hain’ directed by actor turned filmmaker Anand Balraj.

Interestingly, Veena and me have participated in the Big Boss reality show and this will be our first screen appearance together. My other film is titled Delhi Eye directed by Kanwal Sharma.” She continues,” Daal main kuch kala hain’ shoot will take place in Pune and Mumbai, while the Delhi eye movie shoot begins from 25 th July and it will be shot in Bhopal.”

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Veena Malik has inclination towards women-centric films. Perhaps, that’s the reason why she chose ‘Dal Mein Kuch Kaala Hai’ as a debut venture which showcases her in a powerful role with no big name associated with it. Veena interestingly, calls it a conscious decision to be a part of non-superstar film as she claims that she can easily sail through without them.

“I’m confident about myself and can alone take the responsibility of the film on my shoulders. I need no SRK or Salman to survive,” exclaims Veena when probed about whether she is taking risk with a film as a debut venture which doesn’t boast off any big name.

She goes on to add, “I will never choose any script which will sideline me and give unnecessary importance to my male-counterpart.”

“Its’ high time that actresses in tinsel villa stop getting overshadowed by men and outgrow the image of mere item girls,” concludes Veena.

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TV’s hot bombshell Veena Malik and Bollywood actor-villain Shakti Kapoor were snapped at the mahurat of their upcoming movie Dal Mein Kuch Kala Hai.

The cast of the film also includes the famous Pakistani duo Irfaan Malik and Ali Hassan.

Dal Mein Kuch Kaala Hai will be directed by Anand Balraj, the younger brother of Deepak Balraj. Both the brothers were spotted at the mahurat.

A fact worth mentioning is that while Veena is making her acting debut through this movie, Anand Balraj is making his directorial debut!

Have a look at the pics here:

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Veena Malik’s FIR against an ex-employee for theft at her Lahore home was annulled on Monday. Veena told us, I’d filed an FIR against Muhammad Munir.

Due to work commitments, I flew back to India. How can I be accused of not co-operating in the investigation? Why will I have such an attitude when my money (`16 lakh) and gold was stolen?” Veena, who hired Muhammad on cricketer and ex-beau Mohammad Asif’s word, said, “Asif had recommended him to me. Only God knows if Asif got this done.

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This is the image that Pakistani actor Veena Malik has created for herself — sleazy and loud. Courtesy, her appearance on a reality show on Indian television.

But the actor, who is now taking a big leap into Bollywood, is unperturbed about the image she has been associated with. “I don’t understand why there is such a fuss about it,” she says.

Veena, who made headlines with her onscreen histrionics with actor Ashmit Patel, is currently busy shooting for her debut venture in B-town, Daal Mein Kuch Kaala Hai. “It’s different from all the comedy films the audience has seen so far. There is no singing and dancing in it. Moreover, I have a dual role that has made the project all the more challenging and interesting,” says Veena.

The industry buzz has it that Veena will soon set temperatures soaring with an item number and a guest appearance in Phir Mulakat Ho Na Ho by Bobby Sheikh. “I have got an offer, but nothing has been finalized,” she says. However, Veena maintains that joining the item girl bandwagon has its share of difficulties. “I worked really hard on my body, but it’s not easy to maintain it. Looking good is a difficult task,” she admits.

The actor has had her fair share of controversies too. Her recent remarks against the Mumbai terror attacks did not go down well with the Pakistani press and they wrote her off as a drama queen who should leave Pakistan.”I have a right to say whatever I want. I was deeply hurt when I heard about the attacks. Such terrorist activities should not go unnoticed. They can happen anywhere in the world,” she says and adds, “India is also my country and people here love me. Moreover, this is where I make money.”

The actor’s growing popularity has made Veena a much sought-after actor today. She even claims that she got an offer to join a political party back in her country. “I have been receiving offers from few parties to join them, but I believe there are other ways to help my countrymen. Also, I am an artist first, and will never choose politics over films.”

Finally, quiz her about the rumours that Veena wants to change her nationality and that she has applied for an Indian passport and replies, “I do plan to make India my second home. But I am not applying for an Indian passport.

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It’s a little difficult to hang on to what the India media often says. You know how they put words in people’s mouths and all! However, since it involves our very own Veena Malik, we have to let it off our system. Word is that Veena M is in talks with Indian director Bobby Sheikh for doing an item number in the latter’s directorial debut titled, Phir Mulaqat Ho Na Ho. If Bobby S is to be believed, Veena has all but said yes. On what terms and conditions, not yet known.

Bobby Shaikh has previously assisted directors like Om Prakash Mehra.

Hmm… after the resounding success of Munni Badnaam Hui, Sheila Ki Jawani, Razia Ghundoon Mein Phas Gai and Jalebi Bai, let’s see what Veena comes up with. Barfi Begum?

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Pakistani actress, who sizzles on and off screen, says, monsoon is one time when she cares a damn about diet plans and low-cal stuff.

The sizzling babe, who wowed myriad fans in Bigg Boss, will soon be charming the cinema buffs in her forthcoming Bollywood films like Daal Mein Kuch Kaala Hai and Today.

The sizzling babe, who wowed myriad fans in Bigg Boss, will soon be charming the cinema buffs in her forthcoming Bollywood films like Daal Mein Kuch Kaala Hai and Today.

The lady, who will be returning to India from Pakistan by next week, confesses: “I love rains, and monsoons mean getting drenched in the rain showers and gorging on the special vegetarian snacks made by Ammi. In fact, Ammi makes some yummy samosas and pakoras, and the moment dark clouds gather in the skies, I start pestering her to don the chef’s cap. And when it’s raining outside, my family just sits together in the verandah, and enjoys these delightful delicacies with umpteen cups of hot tea!”

The lady, who will be returning to India from Pakistan by next week, confesses: “I love rains, and monsoons mean getting drenched in the rain showers and gorging on the special vegetarian snacks made by Ammi. In fact, Ammi makes some yummy samosas and pakoras, and the moment dark clouds gather in the skies, I start pestering her to don the chef’s cap. And when it’s raining outside, my family just sits together in the verandah, and enjoys these delightful delicacies with umpteen cups of hot tea!”

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Sultry siren Veena Malik is sad these days and says without any inhibition- “My heart cries for Mumbai’. The Pakistani actress, who’s currently in Pakistan, gets up, close on terrorism, troubles and tears

The lady says that “India is my second home, I belong to India” and adds: “I heard about the blasts early on because my friends in Mumbai texted me about this gory act. I was so upset and I had tears in my eyes when I heard about the Mumbai blasts. It is such a despicable, cowardly and deplorable act, which can’t be condemned in words.

The lady says that “India is my second home, I belong to India” and adds: “I heard about the blasts early on because my friends in Mumbai texted me about this gory act. I was so upset and I had tears in my eyes when I heard about the Mumbai blasts. It is such a despicable, cowardly and deplorable act, which can’t be condemned in words.

And what about the reports that the terrorists involved in the nefarious acts are trained in Pakistan? Not one to skirt a pointed question, Veena replies: “If Indian government finds such a proof, it must sit down with the Pak government and try to tackle the terrorism head-on. But here I must add, that both the nations must look inwards. When someone comes from outside, and attacks us so easily, then there’s something wrong with our home’s security too. We, in Pak are also facing such gory incidents almost every other day and it’s high time authorities wake up to the ground reality! These ugly acts pain the common, innocent man and I don’t want innocent people in India or Pak suffering! The only way out is joint war against terrorism! And Islam doesn’t permit such bloody acts in the name of religion! I’m praying to God to create love between India and Pakistan because my soul belongs to India.”

With Veena Malik confessing about her ‘soul connect with India,’ ask her if she has any plans to finally settle down with an Indian groom, as she had admitted in an earlier Interview. “All these things happen through divine intervention, so only destiny will unfold the real story.” And what’s her final take on Ashmit saga, which has been written and rewritten umpteen times? “Ashmit and I speak to each other every day on phone! But, we haven’t been able to spend any time together because of our various different itineraries. But next week when I return to India, I’d like to spend some quality time with him. Who knows, where that might lead,” says she rather philosophically and signs off.

With Veena Malik confessing about her ‘soul connect with India,’ ask her if she has any plans to finally settle down with an Indian groom, as she had admitted in an earlier Interview. “All these things happen through divine intervention, so only destiny will unfold the real story.” And what’s her final take on Ashmit saga, which has been written and rewritten umpteen times? “Ashmit and I speak to each other every day on phone! But, we haven’t been able to spend any time together because of our various different itineraries. But next week when I return to India, I’d like to spend some quality time with him. Who knows, where that might lead,” says she rather philosophically and signs off.

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Daughter of a Pakistani army officer, niece of a Pak POW in India – Veena Malik reveals herself to DT like you’ve never seen before…

Since your father was in the Pakistani army, were you conditioned from early on to think of India as a rival?

My uncle – my mom’s brother – was a jangi kaidi (prisoner of war) in 1971 in India.

And that phase, I remember, was emotionally tough for my family. Because of my army background, there were a few thoughts about the so-called enmity between India and Pakistan that were imposed on me. With the passage of time, people have understood that the relationship between the two countries has been strained due to political factors. As long as I get love in India, I have nothing to do with this enmity. It would be wise if we invest the money we spend on war, in education and eradication of poverty in our countries. I have great love for India, so why should I follow things imposed on me?

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