Islamabad: Swala Lala, a Pakistani model, has apologised after a controversy erupted over a photoshoot inside Pakistan's Sri Kartarpur Sahib Gurudwara. On her Instagram account, she shared a photo of 'Sorry.' Model Lala, who later deleted the offensive photo, explained that she went there to learn about the history of Kartarpur Sahib and Sikhism. She apologises if her photo has caused anyone harm.
Swala Lala, a model from Lahore, said it was not a photoshoot. She didn't want to offend anyone's sensibilities. I observed a lot of people taking photographs there, including a lot of Sikhs, so I did as well, he explained. These images aren't from a location where people bend their heads. She apologised to the whole Sikh community and promised to take care of the situation in the future.
It was not part of a photoshoot in this case, according to Mannat Clothing and model Swala Lala. Mannat Clothing, on the other hand, then put these photos of the model on his social media account, labelling them as up to 50% off. On the other hand, the model's allegation that she was captured staring at other people is also incorrect, because if that had happened, she would have covered her head and been photographed in a proper manner, rather than modelling.
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