'Dekh Le': This ad on women empowerment will make men cast their eyes down in shame

Women are no strangers to prying eyes and ogling men no matter where they are — a bus, train, roads or an eatery.

While these men do everything in their power to make women feel uncomfortable and conscious of the way they are, they remain blissfully unaware of the fact how their actions reflect on themselves.

In a subtle yet hard-hitting message about women's empowerment, Whistling Woods International has come up with a new ad called 'Dekh Le'.

The commercial, which shows women from different cultures and different ages being ogled at by men, holds up a mirror to such people showing them their true faces, quite literally.

The ad has garnered 667,881 views within a week of being posted.

The song Dekh le tu dekhte hue kaisa lagta hai has been composed by Ram Sampath and sung by singer Sona Mohapatra.

Made by WWI alumni Ketan Rana, the ad aiming to raise awareness about eve-teasing has received a great response on Twitter too.

Here are some of the responses it got:

@ketanrana1818 the video is just awesome Dekh Le kudos

— Monica Murthy (@monicaunplugged) December 21, 2013

My voice sings from the soul - "Dekh Le" . SHARE & RT this message across . Song composed & created by Ram... http://t.co/r5BYacwlQB

— Sona Mohapatra (@sonamohapatra) December 19, 2013

Any woman will know exactly what this brilliant ad means. A problem by no means only in #india http://t.co/1Stsr4k9K5 #Dekhle

— Ruchika Tulshyan (@rtulshyan) December 22, 2013

Amazing. "Dekh Le" is a powerful #Indian PSA against leering/#streetharassment: “Think. Reflect. Act.” http://t.co/7x09EJ0MYO via @crimi22g

— StopStreetHarassment (@StopStHarassmnt) December 20, 2013

This actually works! - Dekh le http://t.co/kYwx2O3HPu Anti-eve-teasing campaign @tajinderbagga

— MeghaSharma (@crazyabtsrk) December 18, 2013