With a Test match on the line, Imam-ul Haq didn’t bat in Pakistan’s first innings due to some ‘calf injury’ and I doubt if he will bat the second time. Quite sums up Pakistan cricket.
Last year English fans saw Rishabh Pant hobbling out on a fractured toe to bail India out. And then Chris Woakes, with a broken shoulder walking to bat those dramatic moments at the Oval. Remember Nathan Lyon?
People have batted on one leg, broken fingers and what not. It’s called ‘Test’ cricket; not mohalla games
#PakvsEng #LordsTest
The incident allegedly took place tonight, August 27, at around 1 a.m., when Hindus were sleeping in their homes. Thousands of Muslims reportedly gathered at Laxmi Cottage in Parel and began targeting Hindus who were passing by on the road.
The point to think about is that this entire area has a predominantly Hindu population, and very few Muslims live here. So, was this attack pre-planned ? @Dev_Fadnavis
Wake up, Hindus! Open your eyes and see—the crowd has reached the very doorstep of your homes.
@DGPMaharashtra@MumbaiPolice@HMOIndia
Hey @kritisanon
You must learnt from this ad...
How to respect culture and sacred occasions.
Also she looks 100x more beautiful in the traditional attire than 100 Kriti together.
Dear @KritiSanon,
If we go by your logic that “a woman can wear anything anywhere,” then:
We can wear bridal lehenga at a funeral.
We can wear a swimsuit at a wedding.
We can wear a bikini at a family puja.
We can wear a saree at the gym.
We can wear beachwear at an interview.
We can wear shorts at a temple.
Because according to your logic, the occasion, place and dress code should never matter.
Yes, women have the right to wear what they want in their private lives. But when you are doing a commercial advertisement, public sentiment matters.
Apologies and move on.
Hi @kritisanon
There is a reason why clothes for Holi are different from Diwali. There is a reason why people dress differently for a wedding than halloween. Culture, traditions and events have relevant clothing, sweets, food and they are defined by what is appropriate according to them and what's not.
Stop justifying absolutely ridiculous dressing meant only to grab eyeballs(and you're getting paid for it) with idea of people telling women what to wear.
You wear all this in all your movies because you hardly know how to act and no one gives a damn because they know this is the only way you survive in the business.
But please spare our festivals
It is crazy that while the brother who seems younger to you in the ad knows well what right dressing for occasion for rakshabandhan is, but you don't.
The ad maker capitalized on sexualizing you by making you wear this and you did it happily for the fee but now giving sermons to those who are only expressing their opinion about your dress.
Bring better AI lines next time. Calling cleavage neckline won't make you look any better.
Waiting for culture in heart at similar occassions.
Who defines dress codes? Bikini in classrooms? Flip Flop, T Shirts and Shorts in Parliament, night suit at airport, Suit in swimming pool. Some times when heart it sold for money then best is to keep shut and not defend. A screen of victimhood behind woman liberty may not be sustainable.
Kriti Sanon featured in a Raksha Bandhan jewellery ad wearing a bra
After the backlash, she says Culture & Traditions are in her heart, not in her neckline! 😭
Kriti Sanon - Criticised
Ranveer Singh - Criticised
People heavily criticised Ranveer Singh for his nude photoshoot. So there is no question of men vs women here.
Kriti can wear whatever she wants in her private life. Nobody cares.
But Raksha Bandhan is a festival of brothers and sisters. The outfit shown in this ad clearly did not go down well with many people. That criticism is valid.
The problem today is that politicians, celebrities and powerful people have started thinking they are above public opinion.
Instead of accepting criticism, they immediately start defending themselves.
We saw the same thing with Adipurush. The makers kept defending the film despite massive criticism. Later, Manoj Muntashir admitted that defending the Adipurush film was a mistake.
If people don't like something, accept it. Apologise, remove the ad and move on.
But no, ego comes first.
And sooner or later, this arrogance will break.