Zeenews Bureau
Mumbai: For over a week, a huge controversy has been going on between India and Pakistani and surprisingly not on political issue this time.
Pakistani actress Veena Malik, who went topless for a magazine cover in India, raised debate across borders. To the point that she got warned by Pakistans minister Rahman Malik for misconduct. Even her father went all out to tell the media that he has disowned her.
Veena on her part kept denying going nude for the pics. She claimed the pictures had been doctored and even slammed a Rs.10 crore law suit against the magazine owners.
But now, the actress has confirmed she did go topless!
Veena Malik made this admission on a telephonic interview to a news channel. The reality tv star said, “I admit that I have done a bold shoot, but I was not nude. There is a big difference between topless and being nude...You will see various shoots here in the Bollywood industry where the actresses actually went topless but they were covered like the way I was.”
Veena Malik has sued the magazine for Rs. 10 crore and but the magazine in turn has threatened to counter-sue her for a whooping Rs. 25 crore.
Now with the recent admission, wonder if Veena will withdraw her case.
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