New Delhi: Faced with incessant trolling and bullying on social media, Tanishq, a popular jewellery brand, reportedly withdrew its ad on Hindu-Muslim marriage.

Notably, a section of social media users on Monday alleged that the advertisement promotes ‘love jihad’ and was anti-Hindu in sentiment. #Boycott Tanishq trended all day on Twitter on Monday, with many asking for a ban on the controversial advertisement.

And now, the trolls have won! After disabling comments, Tanishq has finally taken down the film from Facebook and Twitter while the film link has been made private on YouTube.

Tanishq is yet to make a statement on the decision to withdraw the campaign.

Many users expressed disappointment at how bigotry and India’s cancel culture led to an ad with a beautiful message be withdrawn.

One user wrote, ”It’s a sad testament of today’s India that a lovely ad showcasing Hindu-Muslim unity had to be pulled down bcoz of the bigots. Feel more sorry for these bigots – their upbringing & lives must be terrible to be so full of anger & hate.”

The ad simply shows a pregnant Hindu daughter-in-law in a Muslim household, as the family makes elaborate arrangements for her baby shower while incorporating Hindu rituals to make her comfortable.

The description of the commercial reads: She is married into a family that loves her like their own child. Only for her, they go out of their way to celebrate an occasion that they usually don’t. A beautiful confluence of two different religions, traditions, cultures.

The commercial is a part of Tanishq’s current festive season’s collection ‘Ekatvam’.