At dawn on Sunday, hundreds of women in the city took to the streets to celebrate their bodies through a unique marathon.
The ladies were excited and gathered around five o\'clock A. M. on Necklace Road with Alan at their sport bandeaus.
On November 2018, three women in Freedom 10 decided to run in a sports bra.
This year, 12 women took part in the annual marathon, letting go of their fears and embracing their curves.
This is the second time the city has seen this unique run, which has excited women throughout the city.
The scorching sun, the fear of being judged, or the creepy look, can\'t stop these women in sports bras from taking to the streets.
When ladies embrace their bodies with confidence, the energy in the air is obvious.
Round, thin, high or short;
Stretch marks, warts, big belly, etc.
Let women wear sports bras to get their bodies back.
\"I did the same run last year;
It was open to both men and women.
This run is only for women and it promotes physical enthusiasm and enhances our confidence to accept us, \"said Mihira Appnender, one of the event curators.
Hashtag MyBojjaMyRules and the inspiring graffiti art installations of a popular art store in the city add energy.
But that\'s not all.
We had some ladies running on the street in sari, and some even saw some ladies running in a stroller holding babies.
My body, my rules!
Sunaina Ravindra, who recently transferred from Bengaluru to Hyderabad, said she has been very active in the marathon, but the whole \"sports bra twist\" is brand new to her and the city.
\"I am very worried about participating in the competition, but I urge myself to do so anyway.
Surprisingly, at the end of the run and marathon, I started to have a confidence, \"Sunaina said.
She also added, \"I feel a sense of accomplishment, not bothered by anything or anyone, embracing my body and showing off for its essence.
Several people asked us about this reason while we were running, and many of them planned to take part in the event next year.
Vasumana Ghosh, another participant, said: \"I went to find a mother and fist --
Cheer up for her perseverance.
This is indeed inspiring.
It\'s not only about who finished the game, it\'s about how passionate they are about the whole sport.
\"Things get better and better in the city\" for taking my T-
Take off your shirt for running, but it becomes easier every time you move.
Best of all, we didn\'t get any creepy eyes or nasty comments.
I can feel the curiosity in the eyes of some passers-
Because there is obviously a cultural shock, but many people come up to me and congratulate me, or just give a thumbs up --up.
\"These tiny gestures mean a lot,\" Mihira said . \".
She added, \"an interesting example is when I took a sip from a bottle of water that the organizers provided us with, but couldn\'t finish it.
So during my run I met a GHMC worker who was on the side of the street ra leaf and I asked him if he wanted water and he gladly accepted it, did not make any judgment on my dress and continued his business.
Therefore, the mentality of people here will definitely change positively.
\"During the running, there was also a lot of dance and music.
The pace of Dhol accelerated the mood and people saw the girls tapping their feet and indulging in some Hyderabadi Marfa to celebrate running.