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Mosque Music Video Shoot Lands Pakistani Actress, Singer in Trouble With Clerics - L.A. Focus Newspaper

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Pakistan actress Saba Qamar and singer Bilal Saeed are facing the country's formidable blasphemy laws and heat from Islamic clerics for shooting a music video in a historic mosque. Qamar, who had a leading role in the film 'Hindi Medium' and several TV sitcoms, posted a picture on Instagram with Saeed on Aug. 1 taken […]

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