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March 03, 2005

Film-kiss star demands protection
A Pakistani actress has asked her government for protection after she says she received death threats for a kissing scene in a Bollywood film. Meera, a leading light in Pakistani cinema, has been shooting the film, Nazar, in Mumbai (Bombay) in India. Last week, a Lahore-based tabloid printed pictures showing Meera in an intimate scene with an Indian actor. Strict movie censorship laws in Pakistan do not allow the screening of such scenes. Nazar is the latest film by veteran Bollywood director, Mahesh Bhatt, and is scheduled to be released later this year. # posted by masquerader @ 14:37 ::

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