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Veena Malik defends ISI tattoo for FHM photo shoot
Veena bares it all for India's FHM
Tattooes ISI on her arm
Photograph morphed: Veena
Pakistani actress Veena Malik, known for enraging conservative sections of the Pakistani society following her participation in the Indian reality tv show Bigg Boss 4, has bared it all for the men's international lifestyle magazine, FHM (For Him Magazine), claims Indian newspaper the Times of India.
"Malik has done a strip photo shoot for FHM India and even tattooed her arms with 'ISI'- Pakistan's notorious intelligence agency known for its close ties with terror organizations", writes the paper adding the issue also has Malik talking about controversial topics like veil in Muslim societies.
Reacting to the photograph Veena denies and says she had shot for FHM magazine, however the shoot was with clothes on, and none of the poses appearing on the cover were given by her.
She claimed while talking to a Pakistani English daily that the picture on the cover of FHM was ‘morphed’ and that she would be consulting her media adviser and lawyer before taking any action.
Her PR manager also confirmed that the photograph is fake.
Shot with clothes on!
KARACHI: TP MD, Dec 02, 2011

 

 

 

 


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'The Artist' tops Golden Globes nominations
French-directed silent film "The Artist," a tribute to the pre-"talkies" era, won six Golden Globe nominations Thursday to lead the field as Hollywood gears up for its annual awards season.
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LOS ANGELES: TP MD, Dec 16, 2011

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Veena Malik defends ISI tattoo for FHM photo shoot
Pakistani model and actor Veena Malik defended on Saturday her front cover photos for men’s magazine FHM, where she appeared with ISI tattooed on her arm, but denied the photo shoot involved any nudity.
“In India everything is referred to ISI (Pakistan’s spy agency Inter Services Intelligence)”, she told Geo TV. “Even if a very small thing happens, they say ISI is behind it. Everybody blames ISI for everything.”
Malik said the original idea had been Kabeer Sharma’s, editor of FHM’s Indian edition, but that the photos had been “morphed”.
“He told me that (the tattoo) will be very bold and will cover the upper portion of the body, which it did not.
“I agreed to a photo shoot and having an ISI tattoo in a humorous way but I did not have any nude photos. My pictures have been morphed,” said Malik.
“They have the videos of the shoot but it would be in clothes and not without clothes,” the actress said.
Also speaking to Geo, Sharma said Malik had been “very excited for this shoot” and the tattoo by the makeup artist had been “in very thin font, but (Malik) asked to make a bold tattoo of ISI”.
ISLAMABAD: TP MD, Dec 03, 2011

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