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Indian Immigration is Not Allowing Veena Malik to Enter Their Country

Posted: 19 Jan 2012 05:54 AM PST

It seems like Veena Malik can do most things rightly and India also has had enough from her. According to reported, Veena got in trouble at the airport in India while coming from Dubai because the Indian immigration officials have refused to process her visa paperwork. The reason for their refusal to let her enter their country is obvious and they have also made it clear saying that her recent controversial scandals have been the cause. A source close to Veena said:

"Veena is now in Dubai and she is facing some issue garnering an Indian visa. The reason for this is her recent controversies. The actress got involved in multiple controversies and now the visa office has asked her to clear all these before issuing her a visa."

To gain publicity Veena is known to use cheap scandals which are of her own making. She is not known for her work more than she is for the controversies she has made for herself. She is the real drama queen, rather specifically a controversy queen of show business. She will come to her senses when both Lollywood and Bollywood would let her know that such tactics of her getting low will not work anymore. One thing which is terribly disappointing is that she is a Pakistani who does not care about her country's cultural heritage and its international image. Only when rejected by India she would realize that her doors are getting closed almost everywhere.

Ali Zafar’s New Bollywood Flick Gets an ‘Adult’ Rating

Posted: 19 Jan 2012 05:44 AM PST

Ali Zafar's new Bollywood film London, Paris, NewYork is already receiving a buzz. People are excited and anxiously waiting to watch it. But now the movie has received an 'Adult' or 'A' certificate from the censor board due to some steamy scenes between Ali Zafar and his co-star Aditi Rao. For such scenes, the film had come under criticism when its trailers were released online and on television.

Ali Zafar's fans back home in Pakistan do not expect such controversial appearances from him who is married with one child. The producers want that their film reach a broader audience and it could not happen with an 'A' as its rating. Hence, they have decided to cut out those scenes where Ali Zafar kisses his co-star. The filmmakers aim for a 'U/A' rating, which means that children need partial guidance to watch it. This will allow younger audiences to enjoy the film for whom it has been made in the first place

If they would lose their target audience for the entire film because of one controversial scene rated as 'A', they prefer to drop it out wisely. The CEO of the production company, Vijay Singh has said:

"We got an 'Adults' certificate for the trailer. But we're aiming for a 'U/A'. Unlike Delhi Belly that targeted an adult audience, our film is for a much younger audience. We will modify the sex reference in the relevant scene."

Not only the filmmakers are feeling uncomfortable with such a tag on their film, but Ali Zafar himself was not agreeing to do such scenes and wants to be careful about his image to his people back at home who culturally view such things as despicable.