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In a shocking turn of events, a pre-wedding photoshoot took a bizarre and controversial turn in Indonesia. The photoshoot, which featured a couple dressed as characters from the horror film “The Nun,” has sparked outrage among netizens and has led to the intervention of local authorities.

The photoshoot, which took place on a sunny Friday afternoon, quickly went viral on social media platforms. The images showed the couple, identified as Arawinda and Yasi, dressed in eerie costumes resembling the characters from the popular horror movie. The photoshoot location, a dilapidated church, added to the eerie atmosphere.

Local police were alerted to the situation after receiving numerous complaints from concerned citizens. Many criticized the couple for their choice of theme, calling it disrespectful and inappropriate. The police quickly intervened, arresting the couple and confiscating their costumes and props.

The incident has ignited a heated debate on social media, with some defending the couple’s right to express themselves creatively, while others argue that it crosses societal and cultural boundaries. Many have also criticized the couple for their poor taste in using a horror film as the theme for their pre-wedding photos.

As the controversy continues to unfold, it serves as a reminder of the importance of considering cultural sensitivities and societal norms when expressing oneself. The incident also raises questions about the boundaries of artistic expression and the responsibility of individuals to respect the feelings and beliefs of others..