Pak actress Meera claims Indian director Saif is defaming her

Lollywood actress Meera claims that Indian filmmaker Faisal Saif is trying to ruin her reputation.

She even claims that the director has paid Attiqur Rehman to pretend to be her husband.

Her statements came after she had lodged a complaint with Punjab Chief Minister’s complaint cell against Rehman, and requested for security claiming that her life was in danger.

Rehman, however, rejected her claim by saying that he did not know any Indian director named Faisal Saif, reports the Daily Times.

He said that Meera was constructing stories to hide her marriage to him.

Pakistani actress Meera denies being married

Pakistani actress Meera has denied being married to Attiqur Rehman.Defence-A Police Station House Officer (SHO) Inspector Abid Rasheed had alleged that he had seen the marriage certificate that showed that the wedding was solemnised on September 2, 2007.

The SHO said that the marriage was registered with the local union council, and the nikah khawan in Makkah Colony also confirmed the nuptials, reports the Daily Times.

The allegation emerged after Meera’s mother shifted antique furniture belonging to Attiqur, who accused her of secretly shifting the items without his knowledge.

Attiqur also claimed being beaten by his father-in-law, mother-in-law, and their other son-in-law Raheel.

Cops were subsequently called in and five men of each party were taken into custody.

Meera, however, has slammed these claims, saying that her association with Attique was restricted to business dealings.

She further accused Attiqur of blackmailing her.

She even alleged that Attique recently attacked her house with the intention of killing her, but she was not there at the time.

Meera seeks protection after house attack

Pakistani actress Meera is seeking protection from the Punjab Government, following a recent “terrorists” attack on her house.The star said that she was under constant threat from a special group of terrorists under the ringleader namely Attiqur Rehman, her former business partner.

“The terrorists attacked my house aiming to abduct and kill me,” the Nation quoted her saying at her DHA residence.

Meera revealed that she had been assured of adequate security by Punjab Governor Salman Taseer, but she had turned to the Punjab Chief Minister for protection.

She alleged that Attiqur, rumoured to be her husband, began threatening her after she withdrew from the business.