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Indians troll Deepika Padukone for wearing hijab in advertisement

News Desk

Oct 08

Indian bhakts keep on trolling anyone who dares to offend their sensibilities. Bollywood A-lister Deepika Padukone has found herself at the center of a trolling campaign for wearing a hijab while promoting Abu Dhabi tourism with her husband Ranveer Singh.

 

One Hindutva extremist user shared pictures of the advertisement and reminded her of her previous campaign: “Remember Deepika Padukone's video ‘My Choice’? ‘To wear a Bindi or not, my choice. I decide the clothes I wear’. Now Deepika Padukone has made video promoting Abu Dhabi tourism wearing Hijab.”

 

He questioned: “What happened to ‘My Choice’?”

 

 

One user shared a picture of Indian actress and politician Smriti Irani from her Madinah visit standing in an Indian traditional saree and tillak, saying: “This is @smriti Irani in Madinah.”

 

 

“Choice has a price tag,” one troll wrote. Another agreed, saying: “For people like these MONEY is the only choice. Baaki sab bakwaas hai. India ki public ko sab bewakoof banate rehte hai. Isne bhi bana liya to kya hi naya kiya. (Rest is rubbish, everyone make fools out of Indian public. She has done the same, what’s new it?)”

 

 

 

One user lashed out at the actors, saying: “These actors are hypocrites and worse humans!”

 

 

However, many of her fans came to her defense.

 

A fan wrote: “What's your problem sir, anyone can do anything as per their wish.”

 

 

“Bro, same logic, it’s her choice now too,” another added.

 

 

One user pointed out: “Because you cannot enter Sheikh Zayed mosque without a hijab.”

 

 

“ITS HER CHOICE,” one simply shut the debate.

 

 

"My Choice" is a Vogue India campaign that sparked debates on feminism in India, while the new advertisement shows her in modest attire, wearing a Hijab for Abu Dhabi tourism advertisement with Ranveer Singh.

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