Women have been objects for centuries, not people, objects. The past few days I’ve been trying to write about it, trying to understand why we cannot be who we are. Why we are defined by the clothes we wear, the sex we may or may not have, the men we choose to be with, the friends we have, the way we look or the manner we talk. I am so much more than all of these together. I am me. Just me.
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Ashni Tripathi 
That’s the point. The content of the video lacked objectivity. There’s a difference between being liberated & being a rebellion, seeking freedom vs pursuing authoritarianism
Objectivity is impossible to attain considering everyone has the right to a perspective. While I find the video liberating, you may find it unnecessarily rebellious and I respect that. I personally don’t understand why the video could not be left at that, a difference of perspective. Do the makers, the actors and the brand really deserve to be criticized in the manner they have been?