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Индийская реклама ювелирных изделий снята после споров из-за наряда актрисы Крити Санон
Реклама индийских ювелирных изделий с участием актрисы Крити Санон, празднующей индуистский фестиваль Ракхи, была снята после резкой критике ее наряда, хотя сама актриса защитила этот ролик.
Синтезировано ИИ на основе указанных ниже источников.
Реклама индийских ювелирных изделий была отозвана после того, как столкнулась с критикой по поводу наряда, который носила актриса Крити Санон. В рекламе Санон была показана празднующей предстоящий индуистский фестиваль Ракхи. Несмотря на общественную реакцию, которая привела к отзыву рекламы, Санон встала на защиту кампании и своего участия в ней.
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