Sacred Games Actress Elnaaz Norouzi Says She Will Be Killed If She Goes To Iran For Publicly Opposing Ayatollah Khamenei –

Elnaaz Norouzi Fears For Her Life:

Actor Elnaaz Norouzi, known for her role in the hit web series Sacred Games, has opened up about her concerns regarding Iran’s political climate and why she believes returning to the country could put her life at risk.

In an interview with Bombay Times, Elnaaz spoke about the ongoing tensions involving Iran and clarified her views on the Iranian regime. She emphasized the difference between the country’s people and its government, saying, “When we speak about Iran, I would like to differentiate between the Islamic Republic, which has occupied the country, and the people of Iran. The majority of Iranian people are smart and educated, and their beliefs are not the same as those of the Islamic Republic.”

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The actor also reflected on Iran’s historical global relationships, noting that the nation once shared strong ties with Israel and the United States. She added that recent protests in Iran had resulted in casualties, stating, “A month ago, many Iranians who protested against this regime were killed.”

Elnaaz further revealed her personal fears about visiting her homeland. “I can’t set foot in Iran. If I do, I think they will kill me. I couldn’t go to Iran because of what happened during the 2022 movement, when they killed Mahsa Amini,” she said, referring to the death of Mahsa Amini, which sparked widespread protests in 2022.

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The actor has previously been vocal about women’s rights in Iran and continues to speak out on humanitarian issues affecting the Iranian people.

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