Priyanka Chopra’s Mother Reacts To Kriti Sanon Raksha Bandhan Ad Outfit: ‘My Body, My Choice, But...’

Speaking to reporters, Madhu Chopra said, “My body, my choice is right, but woh daayra zaruri hai. Dignity, respecting other people’s values is important. Ab yeh cheezein aisi jagah kar sakte hai jahan par yeh normal hai.

Par yeh yahan normal nahi hai. Sorry to say that. [Of course, my body, my choice is absolutely true; however, there should be some boundaries and limitations. There should be dignity, respecting people’s values. You can wear such things where they are normal, but in this case this is not normal.

Sorry to say],” Madhu Chopra told reporters. She added, “My kids also wear such clothes, for work and because they like wearing but I also feel, they need to look good aesthetically as per the occasion. If it’s not looking aesthetic, it will draw criticism.” Madhu Chopa, Mother of Priyanka chopra cooks Krito Senon 🔥Saying 'my body, my choice' is fine, but it should stay within limits.You should respect tradition, cultivated and values.You can do whatever you want inside your house but not publically.

pic.twitter.com/5qc4AOhQEy Addressing the controversy, the brand said, “We have the highest regard and deep respect for Indian culture, traditions and festivals. As a brand, we have always believed in celebrating these joyous moments with the entire family and this time we wanted to extend the love and celebration to our pets.” She further added, “We know we can protect each other no less than a brother would have.

We pray for each other’s health, happiness & long life. And for us, this prayer and promise extends to our dogs too! Afterall, they are family!” The ad sparked controversy because Kriti Sanon was seen wearing a bralette-style top while tying a rakhi to her pet dog and on-screen brother, which some found inappropriate.

Kriti Sanon stated that the essence of festivals is in emotions, not clothes. She emphasized the bond of protection and extended the tradition to her pet dogs as family. Arfa Javaid is Deputy News Editor at ABP Live English, where she leads the Entertainment & Lifestyle desk.

She covers stories across beats and is an award-winning poet. Her off-hours look like a stack of non-fiction and a cat with strong opinions about personal space. We use cookies to improve your experience, analyze traffic, and personalize content.

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