Celebrity
designer
Sabyasachi
has
embroiled
himself
in
a
fresh
controversy
after
his
latest
advertisement
campaign
for
his
brand's
Mangalsutra
has
been
receiving
backlash
from
a
certain
section
of
netizens.
The
pictures
from
the
ad
campaign
of
the
Mangalsutra
collection
showcase
the
models
wearing
the
Mangalsutra
in
an
intimate
outfit
and
pose.
Some
social
media
users
lashed
out
at
the
designer
and
the
advertisement
for
allegedly
degrading
the
value
of
the
Mangalsutra
that
is
considered
sacred
and
is
worn
by
women
after
they
get
married.
One
of
the
users
shared
her
own
picture
wearing
traditional
attire
and
a
Mangalsutra.
She
wrote,
"Mangalsutra
looks
like
this
#Sabyasachi.
It's
not
a
random
piece
of
fashion
jewellery,
it
indicates
the
love
and
commitment
the
husband
and
wife
have
towards
each
other."
Take
a
look
at
the
tweet.
It's
not
a
random
piece
of
fashion
jewellery,
it
indicates
the
love
and
commitment
the
husband
and
wife
have
towards
each
other.
pic.twitter.com/HB3r4Aa4A4
Another
user
tweeted,
"Bizarre
#Sabyasachi.
He
just
gave
an
open
invitation
for
getting
himself
trolled
big
time.
The
ad
agencies
are
going
overboard
to
hurt
public
sentiments
...get
additional
publicity
for
the
product
by
creating
some
kind
of
controversy!
This
is
the
plan..ppl!
Don't
succumb." Take
a
look
at
the
post.
Bizarre
#Sabyasachi.
He
just
gave
an
open
invitation
for
getting
himself
trolled
big
time
😅
!
The
ad
agencies
are
going
overboard
to
hurt
public
sentiments
…get
additional
publicity
for
the
product
by
creating
some
kind
of
controversy!
This
is
the
plan..ppl
!
Don’t
succumb
!
A
Twitter
user
shared
one
of
the
pictures
from
the
ad
campaign
and
wrote,
"Sabyasachi
Mukherjee,
renowned
fashion
designer
worth
₹
crore
is
making
his
designer
jewellery
and
kept
Mangalsutra.
In
this
picture,
the
model
is
shown
intimating
with
a
man
and
wearing
that
Mangalsutra
and
he
openly
stated
as
'intimate'
once
again
they
dishonoured
our
dharma." Take
a
look
at
her
tweet.
Sabyasachi
Mukherjee,renowned
fashion
designer
worth
₹
crore
is
making
his
designer
jewellery
and
kept
Mangalsutra.
In
this
picture
the
model
is
shown
intimating
with
a
man
and
wearing
that
mangalsutra
and
he
openly
stated
as
‘intimate’
once
again
they
dishonoured
our
dharma.
pic.twitter.com/XDsNm5Z169
However,
Sabyasachi
also
got
support
from
one
of
the
netizens
who
tweeted,
"So
the
latest
target
of
the
Hindutva
hate
brigade
is
designer
#Sabyasachi
&
his
eponymous
#brand.
They
have
zeroed
in
on
one
in
a
series
of
ads
for
a
new
jewellery
line
&
are
apoplectic
about
it.
Because
if
it
wasn't
for
this
ad,
they'd
have
totally
shopped
#Sabyasachi."
Sabyasachi
has
earlier
also
gotten
himself
and
his
brand
embroiled
in
some
controversies.
He
was
trolled
after
his
collection
was
said
to
be
'sold
out' in
India
and
globally.
The
designer
released
an
official
statement
that
said,
"It's
why
I
designed
an
extensive
range,
so
everyone
could
get
something.
This
would
also
mean
giving
unlimited
access
to
our
Bengal
Tiger
logo,
something
that
we
hold
very
close
to
us,
it's
almost
sacred.
A
lot
of
marketing
folks
would
consider
this
strategy
harakiri
for
a
luxury
brand,
but
I
believe
that
sustainable
success
never
comes
from
the
mind,
always
from
the
heart."