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Both accounts agree that the ad was removed after criticism over Kriti Sanon’s outfit and that the controversy centered on how the campaign fit Raksha Bandhan sentiments.
GIVA withdrew the Raksha Bandhan advertisement featuring Kriti Sanon after social media criticism over her attire.
Kriti had defended the campaign, saying festivals should center on emotions rather than clothing.
She also questioned when women would stop being policed on attire.
The brand said it had deep respect for Indian culture and traditions.
GIVA said the ad was intended to celebrate with pets rather than hurt any sentiments.
Online commenters disagreed with Kriti’s response and said appropriate attire is expected for cultural and religious festivals.
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Both accounts agree that the ad was removed after criticism over Kriti Sanon’s outfit and that the controversy centered on how the campaign fit Raksha Bandhan sentiments.
What remains most unsettled is how widely the criticism was shared and whether the response will affect future campaign choices; the available reporting only confirms the ad’s removal and the public disagreement.
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Kriti Sanon’s Raksha Bandhan ad drew backlash over her attire, and the brand later pulled the campaign. One account says Kriti defended the ad by saying festival spirit matters more than clothing, while the brand said it aimed to celebrate without causing offense. The reporting also notes that Kangana Ranaut criticized the campaign. The central fact across the coverage is the ad’s removal after the dispute.
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The jewellery brand GIVA pulled down its Raksha Bandhan advertisement featuring actor Kriti Sanon following massive online friction regarding her bralette-style outfit. Before the removal, Kriti addressed the criticism by stating that festival essence lies in emotions rather than clothes and questioned when women would stop being policed on attire. However, internet users largely disagreed with her response, arguing that appropriate attire is expected for cultural and religious festivals. The brand subsequently apologized and removed the commercial from all media platforms to respect societal sentiments.
Jewellery brand GIVA withdrew its Raksha Bandhan advertisement featuring actor Kriti Sanon after the campaign drew social media criticism over her attire. The decision followed a day after Kriti defended her choice of clothing and actor Kangana Ranaut also criticised the campaign. GIVA stated on Instagram that it had deep respect for Indian culture and traditions, and that the ad was intended to celebrate with pets rather than hurt any sentiments. Kriti had previously defended the campaign by asserting that festivals should center on emotions rather than clothing choices.