Whistling Woods International (WWI) [1], an institute for studies in film, media and fashion, released a YouTube video on December 16, 2013, exactly a year after the much talked about rape case in Delhi [2] to aware people to think, reflect & act on violence against women. Vinaya Naidu [3] at Lighthouse Insights writes about this video:
Very often, not just in India but all over the world, it seems that men looking at women in public places somehow think they are watching a display, as though women exist on a television screen. But, in reality, women can see the people staring at them, and those stares can make them feel not only uncomfortable and objectified, but downright unsafe.
The video [4] has been viewed more than 1.2 million times in last 10 days since its release.