Mumbai Bollywood actress Kriti Sanon has broken her silence on trolling regarding her recent Rakshabandhan advertisement. In this ad, she was criticized on social media for revealing dress and tying Rakhi to her pet dog. Responding to this controversy through Instagram Story on Tuesday, Kriti wrote that the real meaning of festivals is not in the clothes, but in the feelings towards traditions. Along with this, he has also given a strong reply to those who raised questions on women's clothing.
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'Culture is in the heart, not in the neckline'
Kriti Sanon wrote in her post that ethnic fashion has changed with time, but even today women's respect for their culture is measured only by their clothes. The actress raised the question that when will society stop telling women what they should wear? He said that culture and traditions lie in a person's heart, not in his neckline.
'I also tie Rakhi to my sister and pet dogs'
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Talking about Rakshabandhan, Kriti said that this festival symbolizes the bond of protection and love. He told that he and his sister Nupur Sanon tie Rakhi to each other, because both of them protect each other no less than any brother. Kriti further wrote that the same love is for pet dogs also, because they are also a part of her family.
There was a dispute regarding the clothes and pet dog in the ad.
This whole controversy started after the release of Rakshabandhan ad of GIVA jewelery brand. In the advertisement, Kriti was seen in an Indo-Western bralette style blouse and in the video she was also seen tying Rakhi to a pet dog. After this, many people on social media expressed their displeasure over the actress's clothes, calling it an insult to Indian culture and demanded to lodge a complaint.