Pakistani actress who posed nude for a magazine with the initials of India's powerful intelligence service of Pakistan tattooed on one arm raised the anger of the people of this country very conservative.
The photo of Veena Malik bearing the initials of the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), which was posted on the website of FHM India in anticipation of the release of the December issue, ignites social networks since the beginning of the week.
Many fear a violent reaction from nationalists and Pakistani Islamists, who hold regular demonstrations to protest what they see as insults to national honor or Islam.
Three wars have taken place between India and Pakistan and the ISI was accused of sponsoring terrorist attacks on Indian soil.
This is not the first time Ms. Malik breaks the national and religious taboos of his country. Often criticized by the Islamists, it is also seen as a heroine by the more liberal Pakistanis.
Saturday, the star, however, said in an interview with Pakistan's Geo television channel that the controversial photograph was published in violation of its agreement with the magazine and thought it to continue publication.
Recognizing that it had agreed to be photographed in a "holding daring, but not naked," she argued, however, that the editor had promised that the acronym "ISI" would cover most of the photo.
The actress, who works mostly in India where the film industry is booming compared to that of his native country, said the aim of the operation was to laugh at the fear inspired by the Pakistani intelligence service to Indians .
The editor of FHM India, Kabeer Sharma, for his part said that Veena Malik had consented not only to the session, but also for the cliché.
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