Shweta
Tiwari
landed
in
a
controversy
for
allegedly
referring
to
God
while
making
a
statement
about
her
undergarment
during
the
promotion
of
her
upcoming
web
series
Show
Stopper
in
Bhopal.
Soon,
Madhya
Pradesh
Home
Minister,
Narottam
Mishra,
directed
the
police
to
investigate
her
remark.
Recently,
a
case
was
registered
under
Section
295(A)
of
the
Indian
Penal
Code
at
the
Shyamla
Hills
police
station
in
Bhopal
for
allegedly
hurting
religious
sentiments.
Now,
Shweta's
director
Manish
Harishanka
has
reacted
to
the
actress'
statement
and
said
it
was
a
joke!
Also,
the
actress
issued
an
official
statement.
He
told
HT
that
they
had
organised
a
press
conference
for
the
web
series
Showstopper,
in
Bhopal.
He
said
that
through
the
show,
they
want
to
create
awareness
around
the
profession
of
a
bra
fitter,
a
relatively
untouched
territory
in
India.
He
added
that
the
show
talks
about
the
significance
and
contribution
of
the
professional
which
adds
to
the
overall
health
and
confidence
of
a
woman.
In
the
show
Shweta
plays
the
role
of
a
fashion
designer
and
Saurabh
Raaj
Jain
will
be
seen
as
a
bra
fitter.
Manish
further
explained
that
Saurabh,
who
played
different
deities
in
shows
like
Mahabharat,
Devon
Ke
Dev
Mahadev
and
Mahakali,
was
questioned
by
the
media
about
now
playing
a
bra
fitter,
which
is
when
Shweta
made
the
statement,
'Mere
bra
ki
size
bhagwan
le
rahen
hain'
(God
is
taking
the
measurements
for
my
bra).'
He
added,
"The
statement
went
viral.
Anyone
who
sees
the
video
will
know
the
context
and
exact
content
of
the
statement.
Shweta's
statement
was
a
joke
in
reference
to
Saurabh
during
the
press
conference,
nothing
else." He
said
that
they
didn't
anticipate
that
the
statement
would
take
such
a
turn.
Meanwhile,
Shweta
Tiwari
issued
statement,
in
which
she
clarified
about
the
recent
fiasco
and
apologised
for
unintentionally
hurting
people
with
her
remark.
As
per
the
leading
daily,
her
statement
read
as,
"It
has
come
to
my
notice
that
a
certain
statement
of
mine
referring
to
a
colleague's
previous
role
has
been
taken
out
of
context
and
has
been
misconstrued.
When
put
in
context,
one
will
understand
that
the
statement
in
reference
to
'Bhagwan' was
in
context
with
Sourabh
Raj
Jain's
popular
role
of
a
deity.
People
associate
character
names
to
actors
and
hence,
I
used
that
as
an
example
during
my
conversation
with
media.
However,
it
has
been
completely
misconstrued
which
is
saddening
to
see.
As
someone
who
has
been
a
staunch
believer
of
'Bhagwan'
myself,
there
is
no
way
that
I
would
intentionally
or
unintentionally
say
or
do
any
such
thing
that
would
hurt
sentiments
by
and
large.
I
have,
however,
come
to
understand
that
when
taken
out
of
context,
it
has
unintentionally
hurt
feelings
of
people.
Please
be
assured
that
it
has
never
been
my
intention
to
hurt
anyone,
with
my
words
or
actions.
Hence,
I
would
like
to
humbly
apologise
for
the
hurt
that
my
the
statement
has
unintentionally
caused
to
a
lot
of
people."