Powerful Nike ad featuring Deepika Padukone celebrates India's female athletes

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A new Nike ad featuring Bollywood actress Deepika Padukone celebrates India's female athletes and gives you all the right motivation to get moving. Da Da Ding focuses on women in sport who urge India’s next generation to break conventions and define their own success by bringing sport into their lives. SEE ALSO: Nike finally enlists women to design women's basketball gear The empowering music video features Indian sportswomen such as squash player Joshna Chinappa, hockey player Rani Rampal, cricketers Harmanpreet Kaur, Smriti Mandana and Shubhlakshi Sharma, and footballer Jyoti Ann Burrett. Padukone, who was a national-level badminton player before she joined films, also urged people to take up a sport, adding that it had helped her survive depression. Sport has taught me how to handle failure. It has also taught me how to handle success. It has kept me grounded. It has taught me humility, she wrote on Facebook. 'Two years ago I struggled with depression. I was sinking. I almost gave up. But it was the athlete in me that gave me the strength to fight and never ever give up! The ad was created by Wieden+Kennedy India, directed by French director François Rousselet, and has music by by Genera8ion and rapper Gizzle.
A new Nike ad featuring Bollywood actress Deepika Padukone celebrates India's female athletes and gives you all the right motivation to get moving. Da Da

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