<p>The model-actress, who became famous in India with her antics on the hit reality TV show ‘Bigg Boss’, is not pleased with the offer. <br /><br />“He had the guts to approach me for a sequel to that song Saali Bitch. He wanted me to ‘debut’ in his music video that he plans to come up with and is calling it Saali Bitch 2,” said <br />Malik. <br /><br />“I’m someone who supports women’s issue and causes, and this guy Ishq Bector just approached me to feature in his next video. He is destroying today's youth with such messages. For me, it’s a straight decline,” added the 32-year-old. <br /><br />Bector has time and again raised the hackles of the Censor Board with his ‘lewd’ lyrics and videos. Malik is no stranger to controversy. <br /><br />She was branded baigharat (immoral) by Muslim clerics on national television in Pakistan for her behaviour on ‘Bigg Boss’ where she was seen getting cosy with both actor Ashmit Patel and model Hrishant Goswami. But Malik’s fiesty stance against the criticism earned her praise from the liberal sections of Pakistani media and society.</p>
<p>The model-actress, who became famous in India with her antics on the hit reality TV show ‘Bigg Boss’, is not pleased with the offer. <br /><br />“He had the guts to approach me for a sequel to that song Saali Bitch. He wanted me to ‘debut’ in his music video that he plans to come up with and is calling it Saali Bitch 2,” said <br />Malik. <br /><br />“I’m someone who supports women’s issue and causes, and this guy Ishq Bector just approached me to feature in his next video. He is destroying today's youth with such messages. For me, it’s a straight decline,” added the 32-year-old. <br /><br />Bector has time and again raised the hackles of the Censor Board with his ‘lewd’ lyrics and videos. Malik is no stranger to controversy. <br /><br />She was branded baigharat (immoral) by Muslim clerics on national television in Pakistan for her behaviour on ‘Bigg Boss’ where she was seen getting cosy with both actor Ashmit Patel and model Hrishant Goswami. But Malik’s fiesty stance against the criticism earned her praise from the liberal sections of Pakistani media and society.</p>
