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Pakistani model/actor Veena Malik has released the official music video of her first single from her debut music album 'Drama Queen'.


The hot hottie, now revealed as a sultry singer is indeed endorsing the LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender) community in this video that she has produced.

The Controversial Queen has been kissing a lot and through the music video, she has done pretty much the same and manages to spark fire again seducing both men and women without any sexual prejudice. Veena has not only unveiled her name’s logo through the video but has also unveiled herself as a rocking diva sporting fashionable outfits in the likes of international sensations like Lady gaga and Rihanna.

Looks like the new singing sensation has performed several raunchy acts in the music video than just exhibiting her singing skills for her debut single.

Pakistani model/actor Veena Malik has released the official music video of her first single from her debut music album 'Drama Queen'.

The hot hottie, now revealed as a sultry singer is indeed endorsing the LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender) community in this video that she has produced.

Here is the #DramaQueen “@teamveena: Veena Malik on Artist Aloud for Drama Queen.youtu.be/FrUaM3kUuQc”
— Drama Queen (@iVeenaMalik) October 1, 2012

The Controversial Queen has been kissing a lot and through the music video, she has done pretty much the same and manages to spark fire again seducing both men and women without any sexual prejudice. Veena has not only unveiled her name’s logo through the video but has also unveiled herself as a rocking diva sporting fashionable outfits in the likes of international sensations like Lady gaga and Rihanna.
Looks like the new singing sensation has performed several raunchy acts in the music video than just exhibiting her singing skills for her debut single.

The track "Love Pannalama Venamaa" from STR's 'Poda Podi' has already created a buzz around the city with every FM channel playing the song in a loop.

The makers of the film have now decided to surprise everyone again by launching the music album of 'Poda Podi' on October 10th.

Directed by debutante Vignesh Shivaa, 'Poda Podi' has excellent songs composed by Dharan. Varalakshmi Sarath Kumar plays co-stars STR as his love interest while Shobana and VTV Ganesh appear in character roles in the film.

Santhanam and Premji are also expected to make a brief cameo in the film that is expected to hit screens on Diwali, November 13th.

Sameera Reddy, who was last seen in Lingusamy's 'Vettai' will be doing a cameo in the upcoming Tamil-Telugu bilingual directed by Krish of 'Gamyam (2008)', 'Vedam (2010)' and ‘Vaanam (2012’ fame.

This bilinglual that is simultaneously shot in Tamil and Telugu languages is titled 'Ongaram' and 'Krishnam Vande Jagadgurum' respectively. The film stars Rana Daggubati in the lead co-starring Nayantara opposite him with Kota Srinivasa Rao, Santhanam/Brahmanandam and Kishore forming the rest of the cast.


Rana Daggubati had reportedly met Sameera in Mumbai and had convinced her for the cameo in the film to perform a sizzling item number. It seems that the hot sexy girl was completely bowled over by the song composed by Mani Sharma and gave her nod to dance to it immediately, when Rana supposedly played it for her.

The schedule for the shoot of this song has already started in Hyderabad and if reports are to be believed, actor Venkatesh might also join the team very soon for a brief cameo.

Tamannah is making her Bollywood debut with the Ajay Devgn starrer 'Himmatwala (2013)' that is being directed by Sajid Khan of 'Housefull' fame.

'Himmatwala' (2013) is an official remake of the 1983 blockbuster with the same name that starred Jeetendra and Sridevi in the lead roles.

Sajid Khan, the director who is mighty impressed with Tamannah's performance undecidedly believes that the pretty lass is the next Sridevi in the making.


"Tamannah is brilliant! She is hardworking and is without a doubt, the next Sridevi in the making. She's the kind of an artiste that film makers are looking for. I've always enjoyed working with such artistes," summed up the director.