Veena Malik has just made his debut in Bollywood. In a sizzling item number. The actress 27 years Pakistani shot to fame with reality TV show Bigg Boss will be seen in the song to the main Teri Ho Gayi Fan of Riteish Deshmukh, Genelia D'Souza Starr Love Ho Gaya Tere needle.

"Honestly, I had some offers for item numbers. But I wanted to choose the best. This song is very spicy, so it fits perfectly with my personality ... at least I feel like that. When Kumarji (producer Kumar Tauran) I heard the song, I said yes right away. I hope this is the right decision, "said Malik.

He hopes that his home taking inspiration from the Bollywood industry and open doors for better opportunities. "There is no concept of numbers used in Pakistan. And there you have almost no movies are made there at the time. I hope that changes soon," he says. The film, directed by debutant Mandeep Kumar, hits theaters next year.

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The donor response to Pakistan flooding "a disaster in the making"

Oxfam International aid has expressed concern about flooding in the provinces of Sindh and Balochistan, with only $ 1.30 per person is committed by international donors in the first 10 days of the call of the UN, instead of $ 3.20 committed to the same period during last year's floods.

Oxfam calls on the Pakistani government and the international donor community to dig deep into their resources and the rapid increase in funding to prevent the disaster from worsening further. The agency warns that the situation of millions of people in Sindh and Balochistan will worsen unless more help arrives.

According to the latest figures show that more than 8.8 million people in Sindh and Balochistan so far 14 000 people are affected by monsoon rains in 2011. Human impact on the accident, the number of people is more than the combined effect of the earthquake in Haiti, and the earthquake in Pakistan in 2005. The losses are estimated at $ 215 million, and this number is likely to rise as some areas are inaccessible and the effects of flooding can not be estimated.

"This is a repeat of last year, too cruel in this case, the funding is too little and too slow donors should recognize the seriousness of the situation Millions of innocent people, most of whom are women and children who desperately notions of basis: ... Food, water, sanitation, health and protection. If the aid does not arrive quickly, then the second increase in emergency malnutrition and waterborne diseases increases the risks to public health, making the reality of a disaster. There is no time to lose. We must all act now, "said Neva Khan, Director of Oxfam in Pakistan.

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