Big Brother Is Watching You, but Are You Watching Big Brother?

Published January 29, 2007 by PETA Staff. Last Updated January 25, 2018.

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OK, so this title is lame. Forgive me. But I just had to give a shout out to international it girl Shilpa Shetty for last night’s win on the British reality show “Celebrity Big Brother.” Gorgeous Bollywood actor, reality show star, international celebrity, and the star of this stunning PETA India ad illustrating the misery of animals used in circuses. Seriously, is there anything this girl can’t do?

I’ve got a feeling we’ll all be seeing a lot more of Shilpa in the future . . .

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