Shruti Seth turns host for Women Like Her

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Updated At : 02:27 PM Jun 26, 2022 IST

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Showcasing inspiring stories of women, Discovery channel and TLC introduces Women Like Her, a show hosted by Shruti Seth, a renowned host, VJ, mother and an actor, who takes us on a journey of passion and dreams from a woman’s point of view. The chat show will witness guests share their moments of highs and lows, grit, courage, and the uphill journey of their eventful careers, highlighting how the road to success for women is longer and harder than those for men.

Shruti says, “Hosting Women Like Her has been fulfilling. I’ve always wanted to associate with anything that celebrates women and their success. Chatting with the four incredibly inspiring guests gave me so much insight into each of their unique circumstances and how they have used it to empower themselves and passed on their privilege to other women as well.”

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