- By Priyanka Munshi
- Tue, 04 Apr 2023 10:39 AM (IST)
- Source:JND
WITH her chic bikini and miniskirt looks, Urfi Javed is a key source of fashion inspiration for all online users, particularly women. A recent video from the Delhi Metro showed a girl making everyone uncomfortable with her fashion choices while fiercely competing with the phenomenal star, Urfi Javed.
A girl is seen wearing a bikini and a miniskirt in the Delhi Metro in a video that has recently gained a lot of attention on social media. The young woman was identified as Rhythm Chanana, and she received harsh criticism for her wardrobe decisions on Twitter. Others were interested in finding out who she was and why she would dress that way.
Watch The Video Here:
No she is not @uorfi_pic.twitter.com/PPrQYzgiU2
— NCMIndia Council For Men Affairs (@NCMIndiaa) March 31, 2023
Rhythm Chanana, who is only 19 years old, claimed that she receives several threats from her neighbours solely due to her sense of style, but she doesn't really give a damn about anything else.
What is wrong with #delhimetro
— YoursJaskier (@JaskierYours) April 2, 2023
🙈 #Girls How can you travel like this in #delhimetro 😰#DelhiMetroDiaries #delhi #womenempowement #womensafety #delhipolice #CISF #feminism #feminist #feminists
●Lets see if @OfficialDMRC @DelhiPolice have the guts to ans these ques? pic.twitter.com/IsAabGPJi7
As reported by India Today, Rhythm said that "it’s my freedom in what I want to wear. I am not doing this for a publicity stunt or to become famous. I don’t care what people have to say," said Chanana. She added that her fashion choices are in no way motivated by fashionista Uorfi Javed. She stated, "I didn’t even know who she was until recently, when a friend showed me her photo. However, I look up to her after knowing her story."
She also said that she has been doing this for quite some time, like wearing all these types of outfits, and she also said that "This choice didn’t come in a day; it’s a process. I also come from a conservative family where I wasn’t allowed to do what I wanted; hence, one day, I decided I would do as I wanted since it’s my life. I have been travelling like this for many months now. It has gone viral now. I have not been allowed to travel on Delhi’s Pink Line, but on any other line I haven’t faced such a problem."
Rhythm even said that "it’s weird that the DMRC has now forgotten their own rule of no videography inside the metro." "If they have a problem with my attire, they should also have a problem with those who shot it."