Pakistan actress Humaima Malik all set for her Bollywood debut

There are many Pakistani artists working in the Hindi cinema already and this time Pakistani model and actress Humaima Malik is the one who is going to be seen on the Indian big screen.

Humaima, who rose to fame in Indian when she admitted to dating Wasim Akram (who later denied those claims followed by Humaima saying they were only ‘friends’) is working in an Indian forthcoming film and she is very excited about her Bollywood debut.

‘Bol’ actress Humaima is participating in a movie, which is based on a Gujarat gangster’s life and it is being directed by Soham Shah. The movie will also feature some of the big names of Hindi cinema like Sunjay Dutt, Vivek Oberoi and Paresh Rawal, something which is really exciting for Humaima.

She said, “I’ve been waiting to act in a Bollywood movie and finally, it seems like my dream is coming true. Sanjay Dutt is a legend and a very senior artiste, it’s a great opportunity for me to share screen space with him. I’ve seen Soham’s work in the past; he is a young person who has made some good movies. Soham saw my Pakistani movie Bol and narrated this script to me. They wanted an actress with a strong personality who could do justice to the role. I always like to do movies that are meaningful and powerful. So far, the title of the movie is tentative, but they are looking at names like Sher or Munjaah. Himesh Reshammiya has composed some lovely music for the movie. Matlab bahut ala music hai!”

In the meantime, the actress also talked about her movie. Humaima played Shabana Azmi’s role in ‘Godmother’ and she insisted that her role in the Indian movie will be quite similar to it.

Well, all said and done, another Pakistani starlet Veena Malik has done a lot to offend the people of Pakistan but let’s hope Humaima doesn’t do any cheap publicity stunts in India.

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Posted by Imran Shaukat Khan on Jun 9 2012. Filed under Bollywood. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed.