If this is true then Veena Malik should be banned in Pakistan.

[Deeba1234]

Re: If this is true then Veena Malik should be banned in Pakistan.

@FairyTale

Exactly.

Actually i am astonished at those regular life 1 posters comments in this thread. Just wondering what kind of advices they must be giving to ppl in life 1 on serious life issues when they cannot understand such a simple thing :halo:

To all those who are kind of supporting Veena act, tell me something, sorry for the example but since you ppl cannot understand things on MACRO level, lets take a MICRO level example. Consider for a min, that it is not Veena (actress) but it is your sister who has done this shot for a local mag. What will you do? Do you consider her as a part of family?** Do you think she has your father’s and family name attached with her name, so what she does directly affects him and his reputation and as a whole your family reputation? Will you tell her to carry on, all is well, it is your life, do what you want to do? Or will you say, Veena and Imran did so and so, hence you have a valid reason to do too? Or will you say, if MALES in the society are allowed to do everything, then you are a LIBERAL woman of today , who has got equal rights. So great job!!!. " You think your parents may dis-own her?

I am only interested to see if you guys are only concerned about your own reputation, izzat and name. that starts from your home and ends in your home. But when it comes to your country izzat and reputation, then you are least concerned.** If this is true then you are not patriotic ppl. And if you are not, then all of your comments you made in this thread are useless. Because we are talking about bigger things here.

Of course I wouldn’t say carry on but if people judge my whole family on the actions of just one person that’s their problem. Imo my dad’s, mum’s or even my brother’s reputations should depend on their own actions.. The whole concept of izzat is ridiculous to me because too often the emphasis is put on people finding out rather than on the actions themselves and of course it’s heavily weighted against the females in the family.. Why not treat ppl with respect as individuals rather than blaming or attacking them for what others have done??

I don’t believe in disowning.. it usually involves parents caring more about ‘what people think’ than in genuinely trying to fix the problem and help their kids (how easily can kids change and get their lives back on track with no support anyway?)..