Acid attack victims take legal action to block Saving Face in Pakistan It focuses on the work of Mohammad Jawad, a British-Pakistan plastic surgeon who was previously best known for restoring the face of Katie Piper, a model. The film won an Academy Award in February - Pakistan's first. But Naila Farhat, 22, who appeared fleetingly in the film, said she had no idea it would become so well known. This is disrespect to my family, to my relatives and they'll make an issue of it. You know what it's like in Pakistan. They gossip all the time if they see a woman in a film," said Farhat, who lost an eye when the man she refused to marry doused her face in acid. We may be in more danger and we're scared that, God forbid, we could face the same type of incident again. We do not want to show our faces to the world. However, the claims were denied by the film's makers. Obaid-Chinoy said the women signed legal documents allowing the film to be shown anywhere in the world.