How India's Newspapers Pretended a Documentary on Beauty Pageants Just Didn't Exist

"...The Times of India is the most widely read English newspaper in the subcontinent. It is owned by the Bennett & Coleman Co. Ltd, a group that also publishes Femina. Before release, the filmmakers were asked to remove a promotional clip posted online that focused on the Botox session from the pageant. The original news story at Scoopwhoop still stands, but the YouTube link no longer works. Things only became worse. Perhaps infuriated by the ugly truths tumbling out of their closet because of "The World Before Her," the group apparently boycotted the film on release. The Times of India and other papers owned by the group did not run reviews of the film, nor did they feature it in any way.". The Times of India and all other papers owned by the group refused to run reviews of the film, nor would they feature it in any way. There was public outrage over the decision, as people took to social media to vent their frustration against such twisting of journalistic principles..."