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Anúncio de joias indiano é retirado após polêmica com o traje da atriz Kriti Sanon
Um anúncio de joias indiano estrelado pela atriz Kriti Sanon celebrando o festival hindu Rakhi foi retirado após repercussão negativa sobre seu figurino, embora a atriz tenha defendido o comercial.
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Um anúncio de joias indiano foi retirado após enfrentar reações negativas em relação ao traje usado pela atriz Kriti Sanon. No anúncio, Sanon foi retratada celebrando o próximo festival hindu de Rakhi. Apesar da reação pública que levou à retirada do anúncio, Sanon defendeu a campanha e sua participação nela.
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