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Riding
high
on
the
critical
acclaim
and
success
of
her
latest
movie
streaming
on
Disney+
Hotstar
A
Thursday,
Yami
Gautam
Dhar
recently
visited
the
Delhi
Commission
for
Women.
Accompanying
her
was
her
movie
co-star
Neha
Dhupia.
Both
the
gorgeous
actresses
had
an
engaging
conversation
with
Swati
Maliwal
–
Chairperson,
Delhi
Commission
for
Women
and
other
dignitaries
on
various
initiatives
undertaken
by
them
for
ensuring
safety
for
women
in
the
capital
of
India.
The
trip
to
Delhi
turned
out
to
be
a
heart-warming
experience
for
Yami
and
Neha
to
meet
the
entire
team
and
to
see
their
passion
towards
this
noble
initiative.
Also,
the
actresses
got
to
know
in
detail
about
the
‘181’
helpline
number
to
register
complaints
about
violence
against
women
and
the
patrol
vans
which
are
dispatched
immediately
to
ensure
prompt
action
is
taken.
Taking
to
social
media,
Yami
shared,
“An
engaging
conversation
with
@swati_maliwal
Chairperson,
Delhi
Commission
for
Women
and
other
dignitaries
on
various
initiatives
undertaken
by
them
for
ensuring
safety
for
women
in
the
capital
of
India.
It
was
a
heart-warming
experience
to
meet
the
entire
team
and
to
see
their
passion
towards
this
noble
initiative.
Also
got
to
know
in
detail
about
the
‘181’
helpline
number
to
register
complaints
about
violence
against
women
and
the
patrol
vans
which
are
dispatched
immediately
to
ensure
prompt
action
is
taken.
It
was
a
fulfilling
feeling
to
know
they
had
watched
A
Thursday
and
appreciated
our
work
on
highlighting
the
subject
of
women
safety
and
need
of
stricter
laws
to
safeguard
them.”
Neha
Dhupia
also
posted,
“What
an
insightful
discussion
with
@swati_maliwal
Chairperson,
Delhi
Commission
for
Women
and
other
members.
It
was
heartening
to
know
about
the
different
initiatives
undertaken
by
them
for
improving
safety
for
women
in
Delhi.
It
was
a
wonderful
experience
to
meet
the
complete
team
and
to
hear
them
speak
passionately
about
their
endeavours.
Also
discussed
about
the
‘181’
helpline
number
that
empowers
citizens
to
report
incidents
about
violence
against
women
and
the
patrol
vans
which
reach
the
spot
swiftly.
We
felt
gratified
that
they
had
watched
‘A
Thursday’
and
the
topic
and
narrative
resonated
with
them
on
how
we
highlighted
the
subject
of
women
safety
and
the
need
for
stricter
laws
to
protect
them.”
It
was
a
fulfilling
feeling
for
both
Yami
and
Neha
to
know
the
Delhi
Commission
for
Women
team
had
watched
A
Thursday
and
appreciated
their
work
on
highlighting
the
subject
of
women
safety
and
need
of
stricter
laws
to
safeguard
them.