Pakistani actor-model Veena Malik has refused to pose nude for international publications such as Playboy and Hollywood filmmakers. She says: "I have been misquoted by a media agency..."
Pakistani actor-model Veena Malik has shunned the offers to pose nude by international publications such as Playboy and the Hollywood filmmakers.
According to B-town sources, Veena had received offers from Playboy, Sun UK and Zoo magazine, but she refused.
"I have been misquoted by a media agency that I was willing to do anything if I was offered Hollywood films... the working culture (there) was different from India and Pakistan," Veena said in a statement today.
The controversial actor had earlier said, "When I am in Hollywood I would do what is expected of me in their industry. I am an entertainer after all."
"But this doesn't mean that I would go nude for work. How can one reach any such conclusions," Veena, presently in Dubai, said today.
In December, a nude picture of hers, sporting an 'ISI' tattoo, on the FHM magazine had caused much outrage. However, Veena had denied that she had posed nude, and accused the magazine of tampering with the original pictures.
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