The hashtag #BoycottManyavar started trending on Twitter, and the apparel brand's advertising features Bollywood star, Alia Bhatt.
The latest advertising by apparel manufacturer Manyavar-Mohey has been a topic of discussion on the Indian Internet. The hashtag #BoycottManyavar started trending on Twitter, and the apparel brand's advertising features Bollywood star, Alia Bhatt.
Manyaavar is aimed at men's sherwanis and kurtas for wedding fashion in India, whilst the female version of the brand, known as 'Mohey,' is aimed at women's bridal fashion.
We strongly oppose the Manyvar advertisement & their propaganda against hindu tradition of marriage. pic.twitter.com/OpIN2DBF1U
If add maker & product seller is thinking Hindu ritual is mocking things?!
If yes, dare to ready to !!
Manyavar is no more to Manyavar!!! pic.twitter.com/pZKJasZe4Y
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Kanyadan is considered to be the best donation in Hinduism! But what will those who consider us to be very wise know? Please don't exploit the rich hindu culture. pic.twitter.com/btHmjYZo0w
Now to,
Religious education is required❗️ Hindu Rashtra wanted ❗️ pic.twitter.com/DV7znT0Nr0
Anti-Hindu Manyavar!
Will Manyavar, who is trying to convey the humanitarian message of Hindu traditions and culture, dare to spread the traditions of other religions through such enlightening advertisements? pic.twitter.com/13J6cuBXay
This is a conspiracy to insult and traditional religions pic.twitter.com/UisEWW6KD6
— Pranay kumar 🇮🇳 (@Pranayk380)As per Sanatan culture, the parents of a girl, who get an opportunity of ‘Kanyadaan’, are considered to be fortunate. pic.twitter.com/hFd3SEePqq
— Monica Singh (@ms_hjs)Also Read | Kangana Ranaut slams Alia Bhatt's latest bridal ad; says 'Don't exploit religion...'
Hindus in the country and abroad should unite to protest against the manyavars who are repeatedly attacking the religion of Hindus and attacking the religious sentiments of Hindus through advertisements. pic.twitter.com/PAFdIe3Ilw
— vaidehi Bhowar (@vaidehi_12)The current campaign, in which Bollywood starlet Alia Bhatt is depicted at a Hindu wedding 'mandap' awaiting the rituals before the marriage is finalised, emphasises how females in India are sometimes considered a burden and regarded as merely a liability to marry off. In the advertisement, Bhatt questions whether the practise of 'Kanya Daan,' or giving away girls at weddings, is something we should still be doing in the modern age.