Pakistani beauties, who sizzle in Bollywood, view pics

Another Pakistan beauty Humaima Malick has been making her Bollywood debut opposite Emraan Hashmi in movie Raja Natwarla. Following the suits of her predecessors, Sara Loren, Sasha Agah, Veena Malik and Meera, Humaima is also confident of leaving a mark in the Indian film industry. The highly paid actress and model of Pakistan, Humaiam will be seen sharing hot kissing scenes along with Emraan Hashmi in the movie, however, she is not confident about sporting bikini in front of camera. The ‘Bol’ actress feels that she won’t be able to wear a two piece like her predecessors, Sara Loren, Sasha Agah, Veena Malik and Meera. However she is confident of her long stay in the tinsel town. Here are the hotties from Pakistan, who set the silver screens on fire with their hot avatars in Bollywood films.

Sara Loren made her Bollywood debut in Pooja Bhatt's Kajrare. But she got the fame from movie Murder3. She will be seen as an item girl in Anees Bazmee sequel Welcome Back.

The daughter of Salma Agha, Sasha Agah, made her debut under Yash Raj Banner's film Aurangzeb. But she failed to leave impression. She will be seen next in Desi Kattey.

The controversy queen, Veena Malik hogged the limelight for her closeness with Ashmit Patel during her stay in TV reality show Bigg Boss. She was seen in the movies, Daal Mein Kuch Kaala Hai, Super Model, Zindagi 50-50, Mumbai 150Km and some regional movies.

Actress Meera, whose life was in the news for MMS video, made sensual entry in Bollywood with Mahesh Bhatt film Nazar. Her hot chemistry with Ashmit Patel also made headlines for quite sometimes.

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Mahesh Bhatt's 'Daddy' to be adapted for stage

Filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt, who has adapted 'Arth' as a play, is now set to stage his 1989 film 'Daddy'. 

Daddy', which marked the filmmaker's daughter Pooja Bhatt's acting debut and also starred Anupam Kher and Manohar Singh, will be remade in the form of a play. "It is a very sensitive subject and it is important for the next generation to know the complexities and sensitivities of relationships which are portrayed in the film. The success of 'Arth' play has inspired me to bring 'Daddy' on the stage," Bhatt said. 

The play, directed by Danish Iqbal, will open on August 4 in the capital. "The description of the play is on the shoulders of Danish Iqbal, who is an able director," Bhatt said. 

"At a time when, people are moving towards film industry from theatre, it is a good sign that such a renowned director is giving importance to stage," said Iqbal, adding, he will try to do justice to the film's subject. The lead role of the father will be reprised by actor Imran Zahid. The actress for the role of the daughter has not been decided yet. 

The play will also travel to Benguluru, Mumbai, Kolkata and Chennai and will be staged abroad in December. 

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Want to star in Bhatt films? Click!

Mahesh Bhatt is yet again looking for fresh faces. He states on a social networking site, "Is someone out there waiting to become a star?

Looking for three new faces for a brave new film of ours. A leading lady and two leading men. Send details with a simple picture to maheshfilms@gmail.com

Ekta Kapoor is also looking for fresh faces for her comeback show on Star Plus called Tere Liye. 

Her team is surfing through profiles of young and fresh faces in the age group of 18 to 25 on social networking sites to hunt for the cast. So if you are on these sites and make the cut, you could be the lucky one.

Courtesy: Mid-Day.com