1 week ago
Rahul Gandhi Says Stop Trolling Women Amid Rakhi Ad Row
This story is about a disagreement involving Kriti Sanon and Kangana Ranaut.
It concerns a Rakhi advertisement.
Rahul Gandhi said people should stop trolling women.
Kriti Sanon later shared her thoughts on Instagram Stories.
She asked when people would stop telling women what to wear.
She said culture and traditions are in a woman’s heart, not just her neckline.
She also said ethnic fashion has changed over time.
The discussion is about whether clothing should be used to judge a woman’s respect for culture.
Rahul Gandhi urged people to stop trolling women amid a dispute over a Rakhi advertisement.
The dispute involves actors Kriti Sanon and Kangana Ranaut.
Kriti Sanon responded after remaining quiet for much of the day.
In an Instagram Stories note, Sanon questioned why women are still told what to wear.
Sanon said cultural respect should not be measured solely by a woman’s clothing or neckline.
- Who
- Rahul Gandhi, Kriti Sanon and Kangana Ranaut are connected to the dispute.
- What
- A disagreement over a Rakhi advertisement prompted discussion about women’s clothing, culture and online trolling.
- Where
- Kriti Sanon shared her response on Instagram Stories.
- When
- Earlier today, according to the report.
- Why
- The dispute concerns whether a woman’s clothing should be used to judge her respect for culture and traditions.
Key facts
- Main figures
- Rahul Gandhi, Kriti Sanon and Kangana Ranaut
- Advertisement
- A Rakhi advertisement
- Kriti Sanon’s response
- She questioned why women are still told what to wear.
- Platform
- Instagram Stories
- Cultural argument
- Sanon said culture and traditions are in a woman’s heart, not her neckline.
- Fashion argument
- Sanon said ethnic fashion has evolved over the years.
Quotes
Kriti Sanon
Actor who shared comments about women’s clothing on Instagram Stories
“Culture & Traditions are in her heart, not in her neckline!... Also, when will we stop telling women what to wear?? Ethnic fashion has evolved over the years, but still a woman's respect for her culture is measured with just her clothes,”
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