Women’s Dressing Choices Is “Nobody’s Business,” Kangana Ranaut’s One-Line Statement Is An Answer For All Those Judgemental Peeps Out There!
Amongst many choices that society questions a woman for, one is her dressing choice. Well, we women are moving forward on the path of not really listening to what others have to say in this regard. Of course, whether it is a mini dress or a salwar suit, the decision is entirely on the woman and her mood. With changing times, women have also become quite vocal about this and they are answering back to society, which can just never get tired of judging. Now, even Kangana Ranaut is making this clear to anyone who still doubts that dressing entirely depends on a woman’s choice, and should not be guided by any societal or religious force. The actress in her own style has stated that how women dress is “Nobody’s business”.
View this post on Instagram
On October 18, Tuesday Kangana Ranaut who has always been a part of huge controversies made a statement that all the women at least will surely agree on. She posted a picture of herself in a white sheer corset top paired with white trousers, which were actually some throwback pictures. However, this time the glamour was not the point, but what accompanied this picture should grab the attention. Kangana in just one line stated that what a woman is wearing or even forgetting to wear, is “Entirely her business”. She rather used the word emphasised here to make it clear that this has been said many times and she is just laying stress on this fact now.
Kangana’s next post also had another picture in the same outfit, and she wrote that she made the point well.
Also Read: ‘Sacred Games’ Actress Elnaaz Norouzi Strips In Solidarity With Iranian Women, Says No One Has The Right To Judge Their Choices
Repeatedly, women have raised their voices on this topic, and now it is great to see that actresses are speaking more boldly on this. It’s high time that all the judgmental people realise that they do not hold any rights to a woman’s dressing choices, and after seeing Kangana’s post, I realised that some things do not need to be said in many words. It can actually be put as simply as possible and yet have the potential to create the needed impact!
