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Richa Chadha’s Musafiri Explores Why Mumbai Is Safe for Women
Richa Chadha is hosting a new travel show called Musafiri.
It will be available on YouTube from September 25, 2026.
The show will visit lesser-known places in Mumbai.
It will also share interesting facts about the city.
One episode asks why Mumbai is seen as a safe city for women.
Richa said women from Delhi may feel more free after moving to Mumbai.
She said they can go out in the evening, walk around, wear shorts, or take a taxi late at night.
The episode will also honor Koli women and their history of working outside their homes.
Richa Chadha’s non-fiction travel show Musafiri will premiere on YouTube on September 25, 2026.
The show will feature lesser-known places and facts about Mumbai.
One episode examines why Mumbai is considered safe for women.
Chadha said women arriving from Delhi often feel freer to travel and go out in Mumbai.
The episode will highlight Koli women, who were working outside their homes from the late 1850s.
- Who
- Actress Richa Chadha is hosting Musafiri.
- What
- A non-fiction travel show will explore lesser-known Mumbai places and why the city is considered safe for women.
- Where
- The show focuses on Mumbai and will premiere on the YouTube channel Phull Stop with Richa & Ali.
- When
- The show will begin streaming on September 25, 2026; a special screening was held on Monday before the announcement.
- Why
- The episode aims to examine Mumbai’s history, policies, and communities connected with women’s ability to work and move outside their homes.
Key facts
- Show
- Musafiri
- Host
- Richa Chadha
- Format
- Non-fiction travel series
- Premiere date
- September 25, 2026
- Platform
- YouTube
- Premiere channel
- Phull Stop with Richa & Ali
- Featured community
- Kolis of Bombay
Quotes
Richa Chadha
Actress and host of the travel show Musafiri
“Iss episode ke dauran hum dekhenge ke kin communities ki aurton ko ghar se bahar nikalne diya gaya. Woh kaam kar rahi thi late 1850s se. Unki wajahse baaki logon ko kitna easy hua. Actually, it is an ode to the Kolis of Bombay”
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“Jab Dilli se Mumbai aati hai ladkiyan toh unke par nikal aate hai.”
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Sources
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