On Women’s Day, celebrities reflect on challenges, inspirations, and the road ahead. Chitra Vakil Sharma sees it as more than a celebration—it’s about breaking barriers and supporting each other every day.
Moon Banerrjee applauds her own journey of multitasking while acknowledging the struggles women face in male-dominated spaces. She hopes for more inclusivity and equality in the entertainment industry.
Sara Khan credits her mother for shaping her life and believes respect for women must start at home. She acknowledges that audience preferences dictate how women are portrayed on television.
Raviraa Bhardwaj sees her mother, a Vice-Chancellor, as a source of inspiration. She points out the pay gap in entertainment and hopes for more female-led projects and equal opportunities.
Namita Lal admires her grandmother’s independent spirit. She believes India is progressing in gender equality but wants to see more strong female characters in films and web series.
Muskaan Agarwal appreciates the evolution of women’s roles in television. She emphasizes that the conversation on pay equality is growing and hopes for a future where talent defines success, not gender.
From mothers to grandmothers, these women find strength in those around them. They advocate for respect, opportunity, and equality—not just on Women’s Day, but every day.