The
popular
jewellery
brand
Tanishq
has
issued
an
official
statement
regarding
the
withdrawal
of
its
new
ad,
wherein
a
Muslim
mother-in-law
was
seen
having
a
baby
shower
ceremony
for
her
Hindu
daughter-in-law.
The
ad
ends
with
the
line
"Isn't
it
a
tradition
for
every
home
to
keep
daughters
happy?" The
ad
raised
many
eyebrows,
and
many
netizens
slammed
it
for
promoting
'love
jihad'.
In
fact,
actress
Kangana
Ranaut
also
blasted
the
ad
and
said
that
more
than
the
ad's
concept,
its
execution
was
the
problem.
Unlike
Kangana,
Swara
Bhasker
and
Soni
Razdan
have
a
different
opinion,
and
they
feel
that
a
few
trolls
don't
count
as
a
nation.
Actress
Swara
Bhasker
tweeted,
"Sad
lack
of
spine..
and
conviction.
Numerous
women
(and
men)
get
death
threats
on
social
media
on
a
daily
basis..
they
stand
up
to
it.
Unfortunate
that
a
large
corporate
conglomerate
is
unable
to
gather
the
courage
(and
resources)
to
withstand
a
few
days
of
trolling!
#tanishq."
Swara
Bhasker
also
shared
her
thoughts
on
the
term
'love
jihad'
and
tweeted,
"Love
Jehad
is
mythology.
Sangh's
most
successful
lie
-
won
them
the
2017
UP
election.
The
theory
is
a
winning
mix
of
patriarchal
misogyny
(denying
women
agency
&
choice)
&
bigoted
stereotypes
abt
the
Muslim
community.
The
potent
rubbish
theory
has
0
credible
data
to
support
it."
(sic)
While
coming
out
in
support
of
Tanishq,
actress
Soni
Razdan
tweeted,
"Dear
@TanishqJewelry..,
change
your
advisors.
A
few
trolls
do
not
make
a
country.
Regards
...
#india."
Meanwhile,
along
with
many
netizens,
actresses
like
Richa
Chadha
and
Divya
Dutta
have
also
come
out
in
support
of
the
Tanishq
ad,
and
rather
called
it
'beautiful'.