FHM gave it on Veena’s Face!

Veena Malik dubiously claimed that it wasn’t her in the nude picture and the image was morphed and doctored by the FHM team and later she sued the Men lifestyle magazine for a whopping amount of 10 crore. But now, the reply has come. FHM India has reverted, suing the controversial babe for no less than 25 crore.

Let’s not hit our head over Veena, everyone knows that she is hungry for publicity – the bitch can turn a witch in no time – and with Veena ka Swayamvar lined up on Imagine television, this was best way to attract eye balls for the show.

You will hit me for being judgmental for what is been written in the news and reports but judgments are made after looking at something over a period of time and it won’t be a surprise that FHM and Veena sit and solve the issue. Because, both the claimants had their share of fame – good or bad, with the controversy surrounding the nude photo shoot to sell the magazine and Swayamvar too.

In an 11 page notice FHM pointed, “Your client permitted our clients for her photo as well as video shoots which were carried out by our clients with the consent and authority of your client. It would be pertinent to mention herein that your client pursued FHM magazine via photographer Vishal Saxena in October 2011 for a shoot. Your client wanted to do a sexy, bold and in-your-face shoot and to express intent for the same she also sent through Saxena pictures of her in bikinis etc, to show that she was in good shape for a shoot for FHM. After pursuing FHM for close to a month, on November 15th your client was sent a set of photographs for references through Vishal Saxena via e-mail and was explained the complete concept of the shoot. After receiving and understanding the concept of the shoot, on November 19, 2011, your client reverted directly to Sh. Kabeer Sharma through an e-mail with title “Love the Idea” saying she “likes the idea and concept very much and was comfortable to shoot” on November 23, 2011.” They further claimed that Veena was super excited during the shoot, so much so that sometimes the team had to tell her to tone down her exposure keeping in mind Indian censorship laws.