Trolls who can't handle the new Gillette ad are exactly why we need such ads

Its critics are furious at what they see as an attack on masculinity, but strangely silent about the good guys in the ad

Sriparna Ray Published 17.01.19, 03:55 PM

This still from the ad shows one example of a man intervening when he sees abusive behaviour

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Trolls who can't handle the new Gillette ad are exactly why we need such ads

Its critics are furious at what they see as an attack on masculinity, but strangely silent about the good guys in the ad

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