I would like to second the opinion of Chris Pereira ('Insensitive Perodua', Nov 13) on the Perodua advertisement issue, specifically, that "religion is a personal matter and a commercial organisation such as Perodua should not capitalise on it nor impose their opinions on religion to the general public".

The same goes to other national companies when competing for the most 'unique' (or I would call it weird) commercial. These national companies have a tendency to choose interracial relations as the theme for festival commercials.

In doing so, they often tread on a fine line of what is considered sensitive and what is not. While intercultural themes are acceptable, interfaith ones should be a big no-no in our society.