Six-time
boxing world champion Mary Kom shared her 20-year journey of unwavering
dedication on Mountain Dew Darr Ke Aage Jeet Hai
stories on The Ranveer Show
In a tell-all conversation
recently, Mary Kom, a name that needs no introduction, sat down with popular influencer
and Ranveer Allahbadia, the host of ‘Mountain Dew Darr Ke Aage Jeet Hai stories
on The Ranveer Show’s where audiences saw an unfiltered, fun, and inspirational
athlete recap her two-decade long journey. The six-time boxing world champion
opened up with Ranveer about the trials and tribulations of women in sports in
India. In a world where women are often expected to give up their dreams for
their family, the 40-year-old boxer flips the script and turns into a fierce
advocate for women's empowerment, demonstrating that 'Darr Ke Aage Jeet Hai'.
Not holding
back, Mary says, "We often see many female athletes stepping back from
active sports after marriage or childbirth. However, this is evolving, and I'd
like to believe that my journey has shown that one can continue to excel as a
champion athlete even after becoming a mother. If I can achieve this, I
wholeheartedly believe that other women can do the same."
A beacon of
inspiration for women across India, breaking stereotypes, and winning
milestones by being the country's first-ever female Olympic boxing medalist
dives into the challenges that come with being a sportswoman but being born a
fighter, giving up is not on the cards for her. The inspirmational and touching
story on the podcast reiterates her strength, relentless commitment to the
sport, and her unwavering resolve —a story that's bound to hit home with
listeners, motivating and encouraging them to confront their own fears as the
tagline goes, ‘Darr Ke Aage Jeet Hai’.
While her story
has moved and motivated women across the world to conquer with courage, Mary
shared an impactful advice for men on the podcast as well. She suggests men
have a big part to play when it comes to supporting their partners, sisters,
daughters et al in their journey to do anything – be it sports or any other
profession. Real and authentic support emotionally and mentally can go a long
way as women set out to achieve their goals.
More on her
journey on the podcast – https://youtu.be/XScnCdyVbIU?si=d65kSy4HzXsWyHZj
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