Priyanka Chopra’s Mother Madhu Chopra Reacts to Kriti Sanon’s Raksha Bandhan Ad Row: ‘My body, my choice is fine, but daayra zaruri hai, hamare bacche bhi pehente hai par..’ | Hindi Movie News

Kriti Sanon found herself at the center of a social media controversy after appearing in a Raksha Bandhan advertisement that sparked criticism for her outfit and the way the festival was portrayed. The campaign, which featured Kriti celebrating Raksha Bandhan in contemporary attire, sparked a debate online about dress, culture and whether traditional festivals should be portrayed through a more conventional lens.The actress was heavily trolled by a section of social media users, with many taking exception to her outfit and calling it inappropriate for a festival associated with family values ​​and tradition. This debate intensified when Kangana Ranaut reacted to the announcement and questioned why anyone would choose to celebrate Raksha Bandhan in a bikini-like outfit.Now Priyanka Chopra’s mother Dr. Madhu Chopra was asked about it. In a video that went viral from an event, she could be seen talking to the media and was questioned about Kriti’s outfit and this controversy. Reacting, he 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. I’m sorry to say that. Hamare bacche bhi pehente hai, kaam ke liye pehente hai, shauk ke liye pehente hai par jahan yeh normal ho aur mere khayal se aesthetically acceptable hona zaruri hai. Agar aesthetically accha hota hai toh sab kuch accha lagta hai. Par yeh thoda aesthetically nahi tha na isiliye. (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 those things where they are normal, but in our culture, it is not normal to do this. I am sorry to say. My children also wear those clothes, for work and because they like to wear them, but I also feel that they need to look aesthetically good depending on the occasion. If it does not look aesthetically pleasing, it will attract criticism.)Therefore, Madhu Chopra said she believes that freedom should come with a sense of dignity and awareness of the cultural environment.Meanwhile, Kriti defended the ad and rejected criticism online. Without directly naming Kangana, he spoke about the significance of Raksha Bandhan and argued that traditions and culture are not determined by a woman’s clothing. She wrote: “Imagine being so upset by what another woman chooses to wear. Respectfully, evolve. PS: I am the one who tied the rakhi, and if I don’t have any problem with it, why do you? The essence of festivals is not in the clothes you wear; It is in the emotions and the meaning you attribute to traditions.“He added, “Raksha Bandhan is a bond of protection. My sister and I tie rakhi to each other. We know that we can protect each other as much as a brother would. We pray for each other’s health, happiness and long life. For us, this prayer and promise extends to our dogs too. After all, they are family!”She further wrote, “Also, when will we stop telling women what to wear? Ethnic fashion has evolved over the years, but a woman’s respect for her culture is still measured by her clothes. Culture and traditions are in her heart, not her neckline!”On the work front, Kriti was last seen in ‘Cocktail 2’.