The British-Pakistani origin model, who is dismayed by the rejection from the Indian film industry for her Bollywood debut in ‘Queen,’ told the Express Tribune, “I have seen how Muslim girls beg, plead and cry for roles in Bollywood films. They are exploited to a great extent.” Sabeeka, who claims to have taken a bold step by taking this daring avatar, opined that in India, a Muslim generally isn’t let to go to the top, adding “My life somehow belongs in Pakistan. I will do more movies here.” The Pakistani actress, who always wanted to act in a film that had Kangana Ranaut as its lead, claims that initially, she was roped in for the role of a Middle Eastern belly dancer and not a pole dancer who had migrated to Europe from Pakistan. Claiming that the change of plan made her uncomfortable on many grounds, Sabeeka now says, “I have been greatly criticised for that role. I must clarify that I had signed up as a belly dancer. My audition was great because I had trained as a dancer when I was young.” -
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