Nora Fatehi apologises for her past comment about 'feminism': 'That was not the intention at all'

Nora Fatehi’s previous statement about feminism made headlines after netizens criticized her opinion. The actress-model had previously advocated for the concept of family but chose her words poorly. Now, Nora has apologized for any hurt caused by her comments.
In an interview with Mashable India, the actress expanded on her previous remarks, acknowledging that the Western culture of "I can do everything by myself" is acceptable.However, she emphasizes the importance of supporting nuclear families and households of two people, who can play a crucial role in raising children to be positive members of society in the future.
Nora clarified that her remark was taken out of context, stating that she apologized for making people upset and hurting them, but it was not intentional. She emphasized her education and personal experiences in forming her opinions. Nora added that she does not want what’s happening in the West to occur here because there’s nothing better than upholding traditions, values, and morals.

In an earlier chat with BeerBiceps, Nora Fatehi expressed skepticism about gender equality and criticized the notion of complete independence, stating that ‘feminism’ has ruined society. She emphasized that while women should be independent and have their own careers, they are also natural nurturers, and radical feminism can pose risks to society.
On the work front, Nora Fatehi’s recent performance in Kunal Khemu’s 'Madgaon Express' gained positive reviews.