Shetye said that the idea of the photos came two years ago but only now came forward with the proj

A photograph shows a woman with a frightened and two men who cling to the banks of a bus. The scene has a violent charge. Were it not for the strangeness that causes immediately the refined image of three people, it could be said that the woman was the victim of a sexual assault. This is a fashionable but with too many similarities to the case of violation of a young a bus in New Delhi in 2012, and that shocked India and the world.
The photographs were taken by Raj Shetye, a Mumbai fashion photographer and published in Behance site last week, under the title The Wrong Turn. In an interview with US site Buzzfeed, Shetye denies he tried to re-create the case for almost two years. "It's not based on Nirbhaya," said the photographer, referring to the name given to the victim of rape. "But being a part of society and a photographer, it moves me," he added.
Refusing cordi have had lack sensitivity to make the photographs, Shetye also stressed that his mother, girlfriend and sister can happen to them the same. "Being a photographer, the only way I can communicate is through photographs. For me it's as simple as that. It's art. Make movies, write articles, write a poem, these are all ways of referring to the subject. As a fashion photographer, this is what I can do better, "he said.
Shetye said that the idea of the photos came two years ago but only now came forward with the project "not wanting to create something irresponsibly." In the images, the models use in designer clothes, according Shetye, but the photos were not used for advertising campaigns.
The photographer also claimed cordi that the work The Wrong Turn wanted to address the two worlds of Indian reality: the poor and the rich. "It was my intention to mix the two things that are far apart, and create aesthetically strong images about it."
In social networks cordi Facebook and Twitter criticism of photographs cordi multiplied and these were eventually removed from Behance site. "Disgusting," "insensitive" cordi and horrible "were many of the words used to comment on the work of Shetye.
Vishal Dadlani, a known music director of Bollywood, wrote in his Twitter account that the photos were "disgusting". cordi "I hope all that they are associated die of shame." cordi "Whoever they are, I hope they are arrested for this," he stressed.
"Rape is not an inspiration for a fashion production. I do not know what the photographer was thinking to do an editorial inspired by Nirbhaya "he wrote, in turn, the actor Amrita Puri in the same social network.
Nirbhaya a 23-year physiotherapy student, was attacked and raped by a group of men on a bus in New Delhi on 16 December. She and her boyfriend returned home after they went to the movies. They entered a bus in Munirka area, bound for Dwarka district of Delhi South West, and were attacked by six men. Police said the girl was repeatedly raped for nearly an hour. The two young men were then beaten with iron bars and bus thrown in progress.
Nirbhaya eventually died in the hospital days later, the victim's multi-organ failure resulting from serious injuries sustained by your body and brain.
Five men were convicted of rape and death of the young. Four were sentenced with the death penalty and a fifth, a minor at the time of the crime, is serving a sentence of three years in prison.
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