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On the other hand, Pranitha Subhash said that just because she is an actor and the field is known for its glamour, does not mean that she cannot follow a ritual that she has grown up watching and completely believe in. 

Didital Desk: South Indian Actress Pranitha Subhash recently posted a number of photos of both herself and her husband, businessman Nitin Raju on her social media accounts. On the floor next to her husband, who is seated in a chair with his feet in a thaali filled with water and flowers, she is seen performing Bheemana Amavasya puja in the photos. 



Married women carry out this rite during Ashada for the long life of their husbands and other male family members, according to the unversed. Following a man's sharing of the photos with a questionable caption, the images quickly became popular online. He wrote, "marry a girl who can do this for you" below Pranitha's photo.


Following that, many people, including males, stated that it is wrong to demand such behaviour from spouses for the sake of tradition.

Here is how Twitter users reacted to the matter: 



On the other hand, Pranitha Subhash said that just because she is an actor and the field is known for its glamour, does not mean that she cannot follow a ritual that she has grown up watching and completely believe in. She added that all her cousins, neighbours and friends have performed this ritual and she did the puja last year as well.


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