Bollywood actress Dia Mirza has dressed herself up like a snake on a new advertising campaign by the people for the ethical treatment of animals (PETA). With this set to appeal to people from the skin part of their wardrobe. The ad has the caption reads "Face it. Exotic Skins kill wild animals live in nature, not in your wardrobe."
Worms are bloodied for business purposes. Snakes and alligators and other exotic animals suffer greatly before their skins turned into shoes, bags and other products. They are often nailed to trees or posts and skinned alive. To illustrate this cruelty, Dia Mirza has dressed to make it look like she was when living in the ad, which has been shot by ace photographer Jatin Kampala.
Speaking of brutality against worms, Dia Mirza told PTI, "skinning animals alive or beating them to death for a pair of boots or purse can not be justified. By choosing many fake snake and Mock Croc, you can pay tribute to these animals' beauty without stealing their skins and kill them. "
However, Dia Mirza has gone Bollywood actress Raveena Tandon, who also posed for PETA campaign against the cruel exotic-skins trade. It should remember that PETA had recently honored the production house of Mirza is born free entertainment, with a Hero to Animals Award for promoting the adoption of homeless dogs in their film Love, Breakups, Zindagi.
Worms are bloodied for business purposes. Snakes and alligators and other exotic animals suffer greatly before their skins turned into shoes, bags and other products. They are often nailed to trees or posts and skinned alive. To illustrate this cruelty, Dia Mirza has dressed to make it look like she was when living in the ad, which has been shot by ace photographer Jatin Kampala.
However, Dia Mirza has gone Bollywood actress Raveena Tandon, who also posed for PETA campaign against the cruel exotic-skins trade. It should remember that PETA had recently honored the production house of Mirza is born free entertainment, with a Hero to Animals Award for promoting the adoption of homeless dogs in their film Love, Breakups, Zindagi.
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