This Women's Day & Holi, let's celebrate by creating safer and more inclusive spaces for women. It's important to acknowledge the challenges that women face in public spaces and create a society that truly respects their well-being - today & forever.#BharatMatrimony #BeChoosy pic.twitter.com/9bqIXZqaXu
— Bharatmatrimony.com (@bharatmatrimony) March 8, 2023
Since @bharatmatrimony has doubled down, it's time Hindus show them their market power.
— Dharmocracy (@Dharmocratic) March 9, 2023
Will make sure every Hindu around me is aware of their Hinduphobia. Let's promote @ShaadiDotCom instead. https://t.co/eA2coAfHVJ
Such brands and their marketing & promotions teams should be slapped with criminal charges on demeaning Hindu festivals and Hindu culture. https://t.co/Gv3lNaKzLM
— Trunicle (@trunicle) March 9, 2023
Assaulting the oldest religion in the wolrd for a culture of abuse and violence against women brought by invading abrahamic faiths is criminal. The biggest abuse of women in Bharatiya history is by Islamic invaders and colonial settlers. Not Holi. https://t.co/e4vDk5Hac1
— Rashmi Samant (@RashmiDVS) March 9, 2023
This ad is beautiful and does speak about women's safety.
— Rohini Anand💕 (@miss_roh08) March 9, 2023
PS: I being a Hindu don't like Holi festival for the very reason that this ad is presented.
Indian men talk so much because they don't go through what we go through. Period.
The comment section says about Indian men. https://t.co/768GUQLWUi
POV: She didn't want to go out, memories of her last Holi as a newly wed haunted her. Her abusive husband, whom she met through @bharatmatrimony, didn't want to take no for an answer. Guests were waiting. Impatience gave way to violence.
— Reah (@PoisonOfChoice) March 9, 2023
Moral: Choose better portals. #BeChoosy https://t.co/g1I5bWyWeb
Ad: Play Holi safely
— Not Sujay (@awfullyfamished) March 9, 2023
Hindus: How dare you, I want to abuse women and you can't stop me. https://t.co/slXlXilp3q