'When will we stop telling women what to wear': Sanon to Kangana over Rakhi remarks
Actress Kriti Sanon defended her clothing choice in a recent commercial after facing online backlash and criticism from Kangana Ranaut. Sanon used the incident to challenge the societal policing of women's fashion and the traditional expectations placed on them.
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The story reflects ongoing cultural debates regarding gender roles, public scrutiny of women, and the intersection of traditional values with modern fashion.
Kriti Sanon has finally responded after her recent Rakshabandhan jewellery commercial sparked massive backlash online. Several social media users criticised the outfit she wore in the ad, with many claiming it resembled a bralette rather than traditional festive wear. The controversy escalated after actress Kangana Ranaut also weighed in, calling it "intentionally creepy." Kriti has now shared a heartfelt note on Instagram, defending her choice and questioning why women continue to be judged based on their clothing.Kriti Sanon addresses backlashTaking to her Instagram Story, Kriti addressed the criticism head-on. She wrote, "The essence of festivals is not in the clothes you wear; it is in the emotions and meaning you hold for the traditions. Rakshabandhan is a bond of protection. My sister and I tie rakhi to each other. We know we can protect each other no less than a brother would have.
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