Surf Excel, on the occasion of Holi came up with a heart touching message advertisement which said “daag achhe hai” in an unique concept.
The ad shows a non-Muslim girl helping a Muslim boy, who is her friend to reach the mosque. The boy escapes all the colors on his white dress with the help of the girl.
The ad promotes universal brotherhood and friendship among religions. It also shows a beautiful face of human relationships in our diverse society.
But, some right-wingers have protested against the ad calling it a promotion for “love jihad.” Unfortunately, an innocent friendship between a small girl and a boy is evil and should be cut off in the bud.
According to this people Muslim boys influence Hindu girls to convert them. In fact, #BoycottSurfExcel trending on Twitter by this group of fanatics.
See the mixed responses by netizens on the Surf excel ad.
#BoycottHULproducts
Uniliver is serial offender—1.Kumbh (Red lable Tea )
2. Holi (Surf Excel).For cheap publicity of its products Unilever intentionally playing with sentiments of Hindus.
We must strongly register our protest and Boycott Unilever and their products. pic.twitter.com/l5infLAUKV
— Chowkidar exposing Sins of INC(Indira Nehru Cong.) (@DaMandy5) March 9, 2019
pic 1 secularism want ( love jihad )
pic 2 hindu want ( reversed love jihad )#boycottSurfexcel #BoycottHindustanUnilever pic.twitter.com/epo3dQTLjH— हिंदुपुत्र तुषार दळवी (@Tushardalvi97) March 10, 2019
The people who have nothing to do are getting together and making all this rubbish hashtags.
The surf excel ad was so beautiful, allowing both the religion practises to exist together. #SurfExcel
— Pagal Poet (@Ps_Sangwani) March 10, 2019
This beautiful Ad has angered Sanghis and they want to Boycott #SurfExcel. There are some things Surf Excel cant clean. The Filthy Mind of Indian RW is one of them pic.twitter.com/sr6oCcm344 https://t.co/VehyGYn67A
— MohsiN (@Mohsin_shaikh01) March 10, 2019
Its elections time now and we can not refrain from recalling such acts. Someone should put these to check.
In conclusion, do you think this is justified? Should strict laws exist against such claims? How can anyone make a mole out of a hill? Make such an innocent ad sound like war on personal beliefs. Write your comments below and let us know what you think?
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