In her most recent post, Elnaaz Norouzi Makes a Bold Statement About Women's Empowerment

It is well known that, despite specific perceptional changes brought about by feminism, many places continue to ruthlessly oppress women. While some nations forbid wearing clothing, others punish women for exercising their right to free speech. Elnaaz Norouzi, the most stunning actress in Bollywood, has revolutionized the internet today with her fearless and powerful social media post supporting the right of every woman to make her own decisions!

Elnaaz created a big splash with a film in which she can be seen wearing various outfits, from one that covers her from head to toe to one that exposes nearly nothing. She makes it clear in the caption that this isn't a publicity gimmick for nudity or attraction but rather a plea for attention to the global situation that women are still experiencing in the twenty-first century!

She says in the caption of her post,” Every Woman, anywhere in the world, regardless of where she is from, should have the right to wear whatever she desires and when or wherever she desires to wear it. No man nor any other woman has the right to judge her or ask her to dress otherwise. Everyone has different views and beliefs and they have to be respected. Democracy means the power to decide… Every Woman should have the power to decide over her own body! I am not promoting nudity, I am promoting freedom of choice!

When discussing her view of women's empowerment, she claims: "Every person has rights, in my opinion, and the freedom of choice is the most crucial of these rights. I believe society shouldn't interfere with an individual's basic decisions about what to wear and do. Everyone needs to catch up with the "Live and Let Live" craze because we live in a modern age. "

It should be highlighted that Mahsa Amini's death at 22 has led to widespread opposition to the hijab in Iran. After being held by morality police who strictly enforced the country's hijab restrictions, Mahsa Amini passed away on September 16.

The Guidance Patrol held the religious morality police of the Iranian government, Amini, for improperly donning the hijab—too loosely, with some hair showing. According to the police, she reportedly had a heart attack at the police station and was brought to the hospital immediately. But as she was being treated in the hospital, she passed suddenly.

On the other hand, eyewitnesses, including the women imprisoned with Amini, said that she was killed due to a vicious assault. They asserted that this was the case as well.