Katrina Kaif censored in Pakistan
Monday, May 7, 2012 • Tamil
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Banners and billboards featuring various advertisements, including ones of Indian actress Katrina Kaif and Pakistani superstar Meera, have reportedly been blacked out by Pakistani 'moral police' in Karachi.
According to a report in a media publication, hoardings of a Lux advertisement featuring Meera and a Veet advertisement withKatrina Kaif have been replaced by black banners which scream "Sell clothes, not your honour."
The protest campaign has been attributed to unheard of groups such as the Women Education Society and the Women Professional Forum, adds the report. Their main objection appears to be over 'immorality', since the advertisements feature female models in sleeveless or backless clothes with risque necklines.
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