Tezzbuzz Desk – Bollywood actress Kriti Sanon is known for her films as well as her outspoken style. Recently, on the occasion of Rakshabandhan, Kriti, who was seen in a commercial ad, got trolled on social media for her outfit. Some users raised questions linking her clothes with Indian culture and tradition. Now the actress has given a befitting reply to the trollers.
Actually, during the ad shoot, Kriti Sanon wore ivory colored lehenga and deep-neck blouse. A section of social media objected to his look. Actress Kangana Ranaut had also commented on this controversy without taking name.
Kriti replied to the trollers
Kriti Sanon shared a long note on social media on the controversy over clothes. He wrote that the real meaning of festivals does not lie in the clothes one wears, but in the feelings and meaning that a person holds in his heart for their traditions.
Referring to Rakshabandhan, Kriti said that she and her sister tie Rakhi to each other. Both wish each other good health, happiness and long life. He also said that his pet dogs are also a part of his family and he has the same love and prayers for them.
'When will you stop telling women what to wear?'
Raising questions about women's attire, Kriti said that ethnic fashion has changed a lot with time, but even today women's respect for their culture is measured by their clothes.
The actress clearly said that culture and traditions lie in the heart, not in one's neckline. He said that festivals like Rakshabandhan are about love, belonging and trust and not about the neckline of a woman's clothes.
Kangana Ranaut also shared a post on this controversy on social media. Without taking anyone's name, he had written that today women have many options to wear, hence one should be careful about clothes on the occasion of festival.
Kangana raised questions on the styling of the advertisement and called it a deliberately strange advertisement. Now after Kriti Sanon's reply, the debate on social media regarding this Rakshabandhan advertisement has once again intensified.