Viva Veena

Veena has become my favorite celebrity ever after that interview… the way she defended herself, and said “molvi sahab aap ghalat keh rahay hain”… was amazingly courageous… kudos for this brave Pakistani girl… we need a of then lot like you…

By the way the Pakistani Big Boss participant list is hillarous… now she has a great sense of homor as well!Recommend

Lame!
She was being such a STICKY NOTE in big boss to all the guys..this is not what we Paki girls are. Yes we do fashion, yes we wear western clothes but we don’t expose our body…she was only showing a Pakistani girl but not Muslim..may be she might be Pakistani but seemed like a NON-MUSLIM.

Whatever lady (VEENA) , Muslim girls are not like you. At-least try to hide your body parts and stop giving flying kisses to stars obviously then they will call you in their movies…!Recommend

Here is someone who holds up a vibrant, creative and potentially wealthy Pakistan to the world. Bravo and good luck to her!!Recommend

The way she stood up for herself with valid arguments on that TV show, she really gained respect from me. LONG LIVE VEENA MALIK!Recommend

Veena is a very talented actress, no doubt about it but she is one who can make her mark any where in the world with out crossing any limits, she needs to understand that thing media people exploit our good actors and throw them in the dustbin after using them, one needs to keep one thing in mind that performance with in ceratain boundries is always appreciated, be carefull in the future, wish you best of luck for the future but think 100 times before accepting anything, you rocks but “YAHAN KOTHAHI ZOK-E-AMAL HA KHUD GRIFTARI / JAHAN BAZU SIMAT TAY HAIN WAHEEN SAYAD HOTA HAI.Recommend

Bravo, Veena Malik. All praise go to your conviction and courage. Indeed, courage is contagious. Recommend

All bigots to simmer down a bit. Veena Malik is not a threat to anything.Recommend

We support u Veena , ur courage, exposing hypocrisy in our society. BravoRecommend

Veena , you are really bold and brave in hypocrite-infested country of ours. Perhaps the only girl (or even man – for that purpose) with real balls!! Recommend

She is just not worth and what makes her think that she represented Pakistani women in the Big Boss. She is such a third rated actress and does not deserve such attention at all.Recommend

Ali Usman! Great work. Recommend

we indians love you veena – i saw how you responded to that mulla in tv show – great job.
love you
your another indian fan
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Very well done Veena and keep up the forte.Recommend

sigh!!!
how could we be so lame, illogical n irrational… worldly gains n worldly losses as if we are never gonna die n accounted for what we are doing here…Recommend

Veena has become the voice of all those people who want to rebel against the socio-political status-quo that is led of mullah-military-fauji alliance. This status quo has been stinking the lives of Pakistanis for too long and has dragged us into the era of the cave of ignorance, hypocricy and chauvinism. More strength to you Veen Jee, we the ordinary people of Pakistan are with you for challenging and humiliating these voices of ignorance represented by both the bearded mullah and the painto-shirto ‘mullah’ i.e. the equally regressive anchor-person!Recommend

well done veena. you proved what u are and what can u do for money. you had very boldly confessed that people everywhere know you after your role and action in big boss. showing your body and giving kisses to an actor does not make u popular rather they made u notorious and all those who want to exploit girls like u will definitely search out for u. at least they are in search of bold babes like u who can do anything. all those who are mad at u do not have anything to do with u it is the name Pakistan that is cutting them. so u can never be famous and popular because u had used Ur body to get name. but u forgot that fame does not come with body rather it comes with talent and hard work. Recommend

there is nothing to be proud of or denounce the lady. Why this non-issue is getting so much of attention when there is already a everest-high heap of problems in Pakistan. If every individual from a country is considered to be a representative of the country then one can think of the mess the country’s image will be in.
If Veena Malik represented Pakistan in India then why not ‘Ajmal Kasab’ . Is’n’t he too a face of your country?
People please let only your democratically elected govt. represnt your country.Recommend

“Is there a difference in the Veena Malik before” Bigg Boss” and now?

Three months ago, people in India did not know me now everyone does. In three months I earned what I earn here (Pakistan) in a year.”

I cannot say anything more…..Recommend

Veena, We have watched all episodes of Bigg Boss-4. So what we say, are what seen on the Tv. There can not be any misunderstandig – that is for sure. You can not deny. You have also repeatedly asserted that “YOU HAVE DONE NOTHING OBJECTIONABLE”. Do you think Pakistanis are blind, clueless and brainless and YOU and YOU only are fair, true Pakistani and a true muslim. At least you should have apologised to the nation.Recommend

i dont think its about big boss any more..her actions arent justifyable..but she has a point, men arent treated the way she was..
but kudos to the woman for her courage..and the way she told the maulvi off and brot to lite the molestation in religious sanctuary..three cheers

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dear bros and sis why are you so worried about the act of veena in big boss.she do what she likes and let me tel you if that programme need even more than that she will not even hassitate.she is bold actress and model.she thinks that she is more profesional.so all of us are anoyed because she share the bed with indian boy. if same thing happen with pakistani boy then iit was not that bad.so we and media are helping her to bost her fame without casting a single cent.so pl let her do what she wanted to.do not draw boundries against her tallent.and enjoyRecommend

Viva Veena!! Great that she has put her false critics in place!! She is one gutsy lady!! She is a true ambassador of the large-hearted common Pakistanis we know and prefer. Not the bi-goted,hateful, Mullahs who are more dangerous than Bin Laden and his cohorts! It’s high time Pakistanis stopped living in the past…living in hatred…living in paranoia…living in delusion…living is total suspicion of India…living in ‘self’ hatred…
Veena is a true HERO…and she has real ‘balls’, unlike the hypocritical,complexed, viscerally ‘India hating’ males that are so common among our Pakistani neighbours!

Peace!Recommend

@Javed

At the end of the day, I think it really does not matter who does what to whom. What does matter is that what we believe in stands on all fours with how we live. Pakistan purports to be pious and yet the facts are that it is a weak, occupied nation. It’s children are in dire poverty and it is being dictated to by foreigners from far over in the West. It needs to change the current method of it’s social thinking. This is true of much of the Islamic world where there is one thing being projected and another that is the truth. The only region benefitting from this state of affairs is the West which gets oil cheap and corrupt officials in these poor countries who get rich.

Veena projects a confident modernity. She demonstrates that there are people in Pakistan who can be businesslike, confident and strong in their Islamic faith. Who can deal with you on their own terms and are, in all likelihood, adept at negotiating their way through life. She actually says to me that Islam is sufficiently cohesive and inclusive to warrant considering as a philosophy and belief.

In contrast, the corruption in the midst of piety frightens me. Recommend

@Javed

Family and nation are one. In applying ideology, not one of a nation’s children should be dying of poverty so that a Western nations children may be rich enough to suffer from obesity and indulge in wasting food to the point where even their pets are fat and obese That is the truth of the matter and no matter how 100% you may think you are, if so much as one of the nation’s children dies for this reason, one has failed.

Veena on the other hand has come next door and her efforts may act as a bridge. Maybe one day, that bridge may be so strong that no nation from far away in the West can ever come here and do to our children as is done. Then maybe we can all, as a sovereign peoples, look to study what we really wish to be spiritually and Islam, being one of our indigenous belief systems may truly be studied and understood. As it is, we are dysfunctional as a region and a culture.Recommend

@Javed

Two things:

The tone of the discussion largely goes beyond narrow morality to the broader tensions. That has always been the case where the two dysfunctional children of the sub-continent are involved. This is FACT. Had this been China, or the US (where Pakistani’s routinely act in breach of the spirit of Islam), I suspect there would not be this outrage).

2 I did refer to the dysfuctionalism of South Asia as a regional issue. The poverty in both countries is down to this bloodfeud which is self defeating in contrast with say China where there is much deeper cohesion, even in Muslim Xinjiang, notwithstanding China being atheist and Han and Xinjiang being Muslim and Turkic. And we note that speed with which China including the Turkics, are reaping the rewards of cohesion. Nor does China suffer occupation and bombing by a foreign power which acts with impunity.

Veena’s gesture is not just mere morality in that context. Anyone who thinks it is is missing the plot. In addition, Islam does not merely prescribe personal morality. It prescribes a whole raft of social and spiritual norms, one of them being the call to duty to ones people. Islam is not Protestantism where the social is disregarded over personal piety.

It is in the spirit that I view Veena’s role as positive, as setting the tone for a more focussed Pakistan. I suspect I am correct but time will tell. Recommend