After 20 years, the Spice Girls' 'Wannabe' song is being used as a peppy medium to drive home the simple message of gender equality.
The chartbuster remake featuring Jacqueline Fernandez and London based R&B trio, aims to encourage and empower a whole new generation yet again.
Twenty years ago, streets, radio speakers and clubs were blazing with Spice Girls’ ‘Wannabe’, celebrating girl power and their independence all around the world.
The video demands to end violence against women and child marriage, equal pay for equal work and quality education for girls.
With ‘90s nostalgia, the video delivers a strong message which shouldn't go unheard.
The video has been launched by Project Everyone, a campaign that aims to eradicate poverty, injustice and fight climate change, and is backed by big names like director-producer Richard Curtis, actors Freida Pinto and Chiwetel Ejiofor.
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