‘Veena Malik is acting exceptionally modest. The way she put forth herself in front of Indian crowds is not right. She is stigmatizing the picture of Pakistani youngster. This is not how ladies in Pakistan are,’ Meera, who is in India to shoot for diector Faizal Khan's Hindi film ‘Om Allah’, told IANS in a Interview.
Her liplocking courted quarrel following folks in Pakistan raised complaints and she was clearly fined for this. Be that as it may at this time she feels Veena has crossed all breaking points.
‘If you come over to Pakistan, you will see how sensible and how civilized Pakistani ladies are. They regard their house qualities and are not how Veena has depicted herself,’ expressed the performer who herself ended up questionable when her kissing scene with Ashmit Patel in her Bollywood make a big appearance ‘Nazar’.
Veena went into spotlight when her name popped up in match-altering charges in opposition to Pakistani cricketer Mohammad Asif. She was the cricketer's lady friend. She then dropped in the ‘Bigg Boss' house and her closeness with Bollywood performing artist Ashmit Patel drummed up truly some excitement, sending the TRPs soaring.
Meera claims Veena's behaviour is a lousy strategy to collect reputation.
‘She's doing so much on the grounds that she is ravenous for popularity. She holds no dignity and is equipped to do anything to come to be famous,’ Meera stated.
‘She's similar to that even in Pakistan. She attempts to duplicate the people. She would be able to never be her particular self. This is not the right thing to do as there are a significant number of different superb strategies to end up really popular. Why stoop down to economical tactics,’ she asked.
Meera asserts she was in addition went at to be a part of ‘Bigg Boss' twice, but she declined it.
‘I was went at to be the part of the show before and yet for this time of year but when I approached know that Veena should in addition be a part of it, I refused,’ she stated.
She has moreover communicated a yearning to do philanthropy go with Salman Khan and his Being Human organisation.
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