Madhya Pradesh Home Minister Narottam Mishra advises Actor Aamir Khan Not To Hurt religious Sentiments Over Ad Controversy

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Madhya Pradesh Home Minister Narottam Mishra tweeted on Wednesday that Aamir Khan should avoid advertisements and acts that offend religious sentiments after a bank advertisement starring Khan and actor Kiara Advani drew criticism on social media platforms.

Mishra told reporters here that Khan should make such advertisements while keeping Indian traditions and customs in mind.

"I saw actor Aamir Khan's ad for a private bank after receiving a complaint," Mishra said. I request that he create such advertisements while keeping Indian traditions and customs in mind." "It is not appropriate in my opinion. Such rumours about Indian tradition, customs, and deities continue to circulate, particularly concerning Aamir Khan. Such acts offend the sentiments of a particular religion. "I believe he is not allowed to hurt anyone's feelings," Mishra, the state government's spokesperson, said.

The controversy erupted after Aamir Khan's recent advertisement was released, in which he was accompanied by Bollywood actress Kiara Advani. The ad depicted Aamir and Kiara as a newly married couple, but the real controversy arises from the ad's message.

After the wedding, the bride invites Aamir Khan to her home. At the same time, the groom takes the first step inside the house. Many people have expressed their displeasure with this advertisement. People have claimed that things depicted in this advertisement are offensive to Hindu customs. Since then, Aamir and Kiara have faced backlash on the internet.