Mumbai: For Saajan Ghar actress Megha Sharma, Women’s Day is not just about celebration, but also about reflection and gratitude. She believes the day carries a deeper meaning beyond social media posts and flowers.“
Women’s Day is a moment to pause and think about the journey of women across generations,” Megha Sharma says. “It is a day to celebrate strength, but also to remember the struggles that many women have faced and are still facing.” She adds that the day reminds her to be grateful for the women in her life who have quietly inspired her with their courage and resilience.
Talking about empowerment, Megha believes that the meaning of an empowered woman has changed with time. According to her, it is no longer about proving that women can do everything men do.“
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Mar 6, 2026Empowerment today is about freedom,” she says. “It means having the choice to live your life the way you want without fear or judgment.” She adds that whether a woman chooses to build a career, focus on family, or balance both, the most important thing is that the decision should truly be hers.
Megha also reflects on the challenges women sometimes face in professional spaces. She shares that in many industries, women’s efforts are not always fully recognized.
"Sometimes people only see the glamour, but they don’t see the hard work behind it,” she says. She adds that instead of letting such perceptions affect her, she focuses on improving her craft and proving herself through dedication and consistency.
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Mar 6, 2026The actress strongly believes that financial independence plays a very important role in a woman’s life.“Financial independence gives a woman confidence and security,” Megha says. “When a woman earns and supports herself, she feels more empowered to take decisions about her life.”
Looking ahead, Megha feels that real equality will come when society changes its mindset.“Equality should become a natural part of life,” she says. “
The day boys and girls are raised with the same respect and opportunities, Women’s Day will truly become a celebration of equality achieved
