On the eve of Republic Day, Yash Raj Films has released an inspirational video with Rani Mukherjee and cricketer Deepti Sharma. The video challenges the idea of placing gender labels on achievements and sends a strong message of equality and merit.
On the eve of Republic Day, Yash Raj Films (YRF) has released an impressive and thought-provoking video. National Award winning actress Rani Mukherjee and Indian women’s cricket team all-rounder and UP Warriors star player Deepti Sharma are seen in this video.
This video questions the mentality of looking at achievements through the lens of gender and gives a powerful message of equality and merit.
Question on putting gender label on achievements
The video shows a spontaneous, honest and candid conversation between Rani Mukherjee and Deepti Sharma. Through this conversation, the question raised is – When professions like chef, pilot or doctor are not seen as male or female, then why should anyone’s achievement be called “female achievement” or “male achievement”?
This question challenges the deeply rooted thinking in society, where success is still linked to gender.
Message of equality, even behind the camera
One special thing about this video is that the entire creative and production team making it are women. The participation of women not only in front of the camera but also behind the camera further strengthens the message that ability has no gender.
“Achievements have no gender”
The central message of the video is very clear and powerful – “Achievements have no gender. This Republic Day, let go of the labels.” This line not only inspires but also forces the society to introspect.
Appeal for introspection on Republic Day
This video is not just a campaign but a social message. On an important occasion like Republic Day, it reminds us that true equality will come when we recognize a person’s achievements based on his hard work and ability, and not by his gender.