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Bangalore (Karnataka) [India], March 11 (ANI/Mediawire): Mirchi, India's no.1 city-centric music and entertainment company, has always focused on driving those initiatives that resonate closely with its audience. In keeping with this, Mirchi 95 Bangalore celebrated this women's day with the launch of the campaign-Jai Her.
Through this campaign and through the power of radio and social media, it aims to break the long-standing societal notions about a woman's career and conduct.
Mirchi 95 introduced the first leg to the Jai Her campaign-Can Women Drive-a five-part light-hearted series. Hosted by Mirchi Jimmy, the series features Bangalore's popular comediennes- Aiyyo Shraddha, Sonu Venugopal, Ramya Ramapriya, Punya Arora, and Sejal Bhat.
Conceptualized by Mirchi 95, RJ Jimmy drives around Bangalore with his guests, engaging in candid conversations about their life, their goals and their motivation, ending each episode with the million-dollar question - 'Can Women Drive?'. Through each of the five seven-minute episodes, Mirchi Jimmy and the guests tackle and demystify the stereotypes regarding women in their own unique way.
Moreover, when asked about their journey as content creators, here is what they had to say-
Punya Arora said, "When women come together we make boss content, so, watch out!"
Whereas Sejal Bhat believes that comedy moves beyond the gender wars and commented, "Inside our heads, we are not woman or man, we're just thoughts."
In the second leg of the campaign, Mirchi 95 continued questioning stereotypes through a host of on-air interactions with some of the most inspiring women across industries. In Mirchi Viji's show transwoman Neethu Vanaja Shakti and Priyanka spoke about their transition, struggle and daily life. In Mirchi Ridhi's show, the Mohan sisters- Shakti Mohan. Mukti Mohan and Neeti Mohan spoke about pursuing passion and the support they received from family. In Mirchi Sarah's show, Smriti Singh- a bartender plus fire & flow artist spoke about how she broke barriers in a male-dominated industry
Commenting on this initiative, MN Hussain, Business Director- AP, Telangana & Karnataka, ENIL, said, "At Mirchi, we focus on building campaigns and initiatives that are not only of interest to our audiences but also of value to them. We are extremely happy to be commemorating this Women's Day with our campaign, Jai Her. It brings us immense joy to bring to light some of Bangalore's unconventional stories from the most inspirational women. We are thankful to all the guest who aided us in bringing this initiative to life."
Catch all the episodes from 'Can Women Drive' only on (https://www.instagram.com/mirchijimmy/?hl=en) Mirchi Jimmy Instagram page to listen to inspiring stories of strong and successful women.
This story is provided by Mediawire. ANI will not be responsible in any way for the content of this article. (ANI/Mediawire)
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