Katrina Kaif's recent visit to the Mahakumbh has sparked a massive controversy after a video of her taking a holy dip went viral on social media. However, what has caused the outrage is not the act of taking the dip itself, but the fact that several men were seen secretly filming her without her consent.
The video, which has been widely shared on various platforms, shows Katrina Kaif immersed in the holy water, surrounded by a crowd of people. While she seems to be lost in the moment, completely unaware of the fact that she is being filmed, the men around her can be seen holding up their cameras and phones, clicking pictures and recording videos of her.
This blatant invasion of privacy has not gone down well with the netizens, who have taken to social media to express their outrage and condemn the actions of the men involved. Many have come out in support of Katrina Kaif, slamming the men for their disrespect and lack of decency.
Bollywood actress Raveena Tandon has also joined the chorus of condemnation, taking to social media to express her disgust at the incident. She has spoken out against the invasion of privacy and the disrespect shown to Katrina Kaif, calling for stricter laws to be put in place to protect women from such incidents.
The incident has once again highlighted the issue of women's safety and privacy in India, and the need for stricter laws to be put in place to protect them. It has also sparked a debate about the objectification of women and the need for a change in the mindset of the society.
As the controversy continues to rage on, Katrina Kaif has not made any official statement on the incident. However, her team has released a statement, saying that they are looking into the matter and will take necessary action to ensure that such incidents do not happen in the future.
The Mahakumbh is a sacred Hindu festival, which is held every 12 years in India. It is a time of great spiritual significance, and millions of devotees gather at the festival to take a holy dip in the sacred river. However, incidents like these have marred the sanctity of the festival, and have raised questions about the safety and security of women in such large gatherings.