Nov-28-2011: Bollywood filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt has decided to indeed enter the Bigg Boss (Reality Show) House and offer Sunny Leone, the lead role in his next Movie Jism 2.

“I am not casting her for her body, but I see that there is loneliness and a heartbroken soul behind that smile. The entertainment business itself is not a cakewalk, so the porn business would have been a really tough ride for her,” Bhatt told a news agency over phone from Mumbai.

Bhatt also says the 30-year-old is keen to make a mark in Bollywood. and say that he loved casting people who are real and who have gone through highs and lows to reach a stature where people look up to them for their hard work. His film Jism released in 2003 made debutants John Abraham and Bipasha Basu an overnight success in Bollywood.

Bhatt has admitted to have also approached Bipasha Basu and Mallika Sherawat for the role in the Jism sequel, but has said that things didn’t work out. Let’s see, if Sunny accepts this offer and turns it into magical card for her Bollywood debut.

“We already know that Sunny is keen on a Bollywood career. Bigg Boss is India’s biggest reality show and if Mahesh Bhatt manages to get into the House of Scandal and convince her to sign on the dotted line, imagine what a national sensation this could create for the movie as well as for Sunny’s impending Bollywood debut,” Dale had added.

The latest issue of FHM India's Magazine featured Pakistani actress Veena Malik. Veena Malik’s photo was not the problem; it was the letters that were printed on her left arm. It had the initials of Pakistan’s most feared and powerful intelligence agency.

Malik posed nude on the cover and triggered outrage over the entire nation of Pakistan. The letters that was printed on Malik’s arm was ISI or the Inter-Services Intelligence agency. The ISI has been accused by India of sponsoring terrorist attacks within the country.

According to Malik, the photo was intended to poke fun at the long Indian fear of Pakistani spies. She added that whatever happens in India, the ISI is usually behind it. The magazine editor of FHM India, Kabeer Sharma, said that they were given full consent by Malik and said they have all the records to prove it.

But there are still speculations that the photo is a fake. When asked if the Pakistani government will pursue any legal action, Interior Minister Rehman Malik said they should see if the photo is real or not.