From no entry in the kitchen to distance from pickles, Parineeti Chopra raises questions on the period taboo in India
Parineeti Chopra Menstruation Taboos: Actress Parineeti Chopra has shared a post on social media today. In this, she is seen questioning the taboo related to menstruation in India.



There are many menstruation taboos in most parts of India. In others, one is asked not to enter the house's kitchen, and in others, not to touch pickles. In other places, women are asked to sleep on the floor at the time of their periods. Of course, human beings are becoming more intelligent with time, but questions now and then accelerate changes. Parineeti Chopra has recently been seen asking questions regarding these taboos.
Actress Parineeti is very active on social media. Here she is seen sharing updates related to her personal and professional life. Today, on Sunday, Pari has shared a post on her Instagram account, in which there is a question on the taboo related to women's menstruation. Originally, this post was shared from an Instagram account named 'The Better India'.
This post shows a dialogue between a grandmother and granddaughter. The granddaughter asks, 'Grandma, why am I not allowed to come into the kitchen during periods?' The grandmother replies, 'Who forbade you? Beta, this is old thinking'. The post reads, 'From pickles to plants to open hair to old fears. A grandmother gently breaks every myth related to menstruation with logic, love, and wisdom, because the only thing that is 'impure' is silence and shame, which we have allowed to remain for too long. Now the time has come to question everything we have been told and listen to the voices that have the courage to speak'.





































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