Netizens Troll Amir & Kiara Over New Commercial | Bank Ad Hurting Sentiments? | The Urban Debate
October 10, 2022
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as posted by the channelIn this episode of The Urban Debate with Shreya Dhoundial, the anchor will be discussing an advertisement starring Aamir Khan and Kiara Advani has sparked outrage online for allegedly offending religious sensibilities. Many people on social media have criticized the advertisement for offending Hindus. The advertisement is for AU Small Finance Bank. It depicts Aamir and Kiara Advani as newlyweds driving back from their wedding. Before they arrive at their house, they discuss how none of them cried during the bidaai (a post-wedding ceremony). It is then revealed that, contrary to popular belief, the groom has relocated to the bride's home.
"He's challenging the entire system of patriarchy whether right or wrong. Why doesn't he challenge some other patriarchal issues in other religions?’’, says Mukesh Tyagi
We are also joined by other guests.
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