Here’s Why Boycott Malabar Gold Trends On Twitter After Kareena Kapoor Khan Endorse In Advertisement Details Inside
5 Dariya News
22-Apr-2022
Once again Actress Kareena Kapoor has been caught by the trollers. She has been bashed by the people of Twitter who are demanding to boycott Malabar Gold and Diamonds. But the question arises, why?
Malabar Gold and Diamonds has collaborated with Bollywood actor Kareena Kapoor Khan ahead of Akshaya Tritiya which is a Hindu festival. In an advertisement for Akshaya Tritiya, Kareena is seen in an embroidered pink lehenga and donned her look with a heavy neckpiece, earrings, and Maang Tika. But people are arguing that the brand is promoting their jewellery for the auspicious day of Akshaya Tritiya but the advertisement features Kareena Kapoor Khan as a model with no bindi on her forehead. A section of social media users also mocked Kareena, who married a Muslim, for appearing in a Hindu festival ad without a bindi.
Twitterati started a meme thread and continuously asked to boycott Kareena Kapoor Khan and Malabar Gold. Take a look at a few tweets.
#No_Bindi_No_Business#Boycott_MalabarGold
The latest advt by MalabarGold is another example of disregard to Hindu festival. Wearing Bindi is imp.part of tradational Indian woman dressing..Mocking Hindu tradations and expecting Hindus to spend their money for them. Not anymore pic.twitter.com/W8nHYC2uMI
#MalabarGold is a Jihadi run Company. Totally boycott it whenever you buy from ANY company, please try to see who & what kind of people own & run the company......‼️
📢Spread news traitor companies to all friends & family....#No_Bindi_No_Business #Boycott_MalabarGold pic.twitter.com/bBtmmHTltg
People are constantly expressing their reactions and venting their anger. Not only they are in favour of boycotting Malabar Gold but also said ‘no bindi, no business’. Meanwhile, this is not the first time Twitter users are against any product regarding religion. Earlier in October 2020, jewellery brand Tanishq faced massive backlash from people as tweeple claimed that the brand was promoting love jihad in its advertisement. However, later it withdrew the advertisement.