Richa Chadha Says Delhi Girls 'Ke Par Nikal Aate Hai' When They Come To Mumbai, Reveals Her Show Musafiri Explores Why City Is Safe For Women
Actress Richa Chadha is all set for her non-fiction travel show titled Musafiri, which will start streaming on YouTube on September 25, 2026. In the show, the actress will visit some rarely known places in the city, and also share interesting unknown facts about them. On Monday, Richa had organised a special screening of the two episodes of the show, and The Free Press Journal got a chance to…
Actress Richa Chadha is preparing for a non-fiction travel show called Musafiri, which will debut on YouTube on September 25, 2026. During the show, she will explore various rarely-known locations in Mumbai and share intriguing facts about them. On Monday, Richa hosted a special screening of the show's two episodes for The Free Press Journal. Following the screening, she discussed the significance of one episode, which delves into the reasons behind Mumbai's reputation as a safe city for women.
When asked about her transition from Delhi to Mumbai, Richa remarked, "When girls come to Mumbai from Delhi, they get wings. We feel like we can go out in the evening, can take a walk, wear shorts, and take a taxi at 3 a.m. That's something that's structured in Mumbai's history and policies." She elaborated on this episode, explaining, "In this episode, we'll discover which communities granted women permission to leave their homes.
Their efforts enabled others to lead more convenient lives since the late 1850s. In essence, it is an ode to the Kolis of Bombay."
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