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Veena Malik meets Malala in Dubai

Nobel Prize winner was in Dubai for review screening of ' He Named Me Malala'

Entertainment Desk November 02, 2015

The Nobel Prize winner was in town for the preview screening of He Named Me Malala. PHOTO: FACEBOOK

It is no secret that Malala Yousufzai has won hearts across the globe. Her courage and gleaming list of achievements have given the young activist access to world's most renowned people.

From US President Barack Obama to football heartthrob David Beckham, there are many who have met the teenager. This time around the teenager met none other than Pakistan actor Veena Malik.

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The controversial actor, who seems to have turned a new leaf after her marriage, met Malala in Dubai and took to Facebook to share her excitement.

The youngest Nobel Prize winner, Malala, was recently in Dubai for the preview screening of her documentary film He Named Me Malala.

Apart from local celebrities, Malala has also interacted with Hollywood and Bollywood big wigs in the past. She also appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show and Late Show with Stephen Colbert.

Malala appears on The Ellen DeGeneres Show

Here are a few pictures of Malala with international stars:

PHOTO: INSTAGRAM

PHOTO: INSTAGRAM

PHOTO: INSTAGRAM

COMMENTS (4)

Akbar Sait | 9 years ago | Reply All Pakistanis should be proud of Malala. This young women shows the world the true aspirations of the people of Pakistan towards universal education for all our children. Needless to say those who fear that an educated population will be able demand its rights and successfully struggle to achieve them fear that they will lose control, will resist the campaign for education.

Pakistani | 9 years ago | Reply Veena your children are adorable, Ma Shaa ALLAH

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Farhad Sarhadi | 9 years ago | Reply They both look gorgeous in their pure Islamic Pakistani dress. Lets hope some people learn from making fuss about their integrity & devotion to Islam. If they do that would be mere short sighted and narrow minded. I believe we must not judge the ability of people and mix their professional life with their personal life. After all deep down they are genuine Muslim only the style is different in public life. We all can achieve more for Islam if we get educated and learn the true spirit of Islam instead of just showcase Islam on our faces.

Khan | 9 years ago | Reply Great Malala, proud of you.

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