Priyanka Chopra 'Likes' viral clip of Uorfi Javed defending her fashion

Priyanka Chopra likes Uorfi Javed video

Uorfi Javed, known for her fearless fashion statements and unfiltered opinions, is once again dominating the internet—but this time, it's due to a resurfaced video from 2023. The social media sensation and The Traitors winner is seen confidently standing her ground in an old clip that’s gone viral again, sparking conversations around personal freedom and public shaming.

In the video, Uorfi is spotted at the Mumbai airport wearing a bold green backless dress. As she exits the airport, she is confronted by a man who questions her outfit.

He can be heard saying, “Allowed nahi hai aisa kapda India mein. India ka naam kharaab kar rahe ho (These kinds of clothes are not allowed in India. You are tarnishing the country’s name)."

Uorfi, unfazed, fires back with a firm retort: “Aapke baap ka kuch jaa raha hai kya? Nahi jaa raha hai na aapke baap ka? Jao apna kaam karo (Is it costing your father anything? No, right? So go mind your own business)."

When the man continues to press, she curtly ends it with, “Teri beti hun? Ja na apna kaam kar (Am I your daughter? Go mind your own business)."

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The clip has gained widespread attention once more, with many praising Uorfi’s boldness in standing up for herself and calling out unsolicited judgement. Among those who noticed the video this time was none other than global icon Priyanka Chopra. Known for her outspoken views on feminism and gender equality, Priyanka liked a post featuring the viral moment, giving it an added spotlight, as reported by News18.

Uorfi, who first gained visibility as an early evictee on Bigg Boss OTT, has carved a space for herself as a fashion risk-taker and unapologetic voice in the public eye. However, her rise hasn’t been without backlash. In a candid conversation with Ranveer Allahabadia on his podcast, she once said, “Maybe what they say is right... Kya mai itni buri hoon? (Am I so bad?) Maybe no one will accept me, no family will accept me."

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Despite criticism, Uorfi continues to be a prominent name in pop culture—through her fashion, interviews, and digital presence—challenging societal norms and rewriting the rules of public perception.