<p>Fashion and lifestyle YouTuber Sejal Kumar has produced a music video called ‘Aisi Hu’ highlighting the importance of open communication at home. It is part of a campaign on which YouTube and Obama Foundation are collaborating.</p>.<p>The video shows Sejal living in a claustrophobic environment where she is too scared to be herself. “She has to hide everything from her parents, be it her relationship with a boy or a sanitary napkin. She’s expected to come back home early and she’s given no freedom of speech. Overall, she’s just too awkward,” explains Sejal.</p>.<p>In one of her latest videos on her YouTube channel (Sejal Kumar), she answers questions, with her gynaecologist mother, about sex. She says, “Yes, I have a pretty open relationship with my parents but doing that video itself was awkward. But I wanted to do it to break the stigma and I’m glad I could make an impact in some way.” </p>.<p>Sejal, who recently moved to Mumbai to pursue her career, is going back to Delhi to be with her parents. </p>.<p>“I started my YouTube career shooting everything on my own in my room. With the Covid-19 scare and the lockdown, I hope to restart that now,” she signs off. </p>.<p><strong>Web campaign</strong><br />YouTube Creators for Change is a campaign by YouTube and Obama Foundation to “make a positive impact on the world”. Before Sejal Kumar, Prajakta Koli, Girliyapa and Niharika Sim were chosen for this initiative from India. </p>
<p>Fashion and lifestyle YouTuber Sejal Kumar has produced a music video called ‘Aisi Hu’ highlighting the importance of open communication at home. It is part of a campaign on which YouTube and Obama Foundation are collaborating.</p>.<p>The video shows Sejal living in a claustrophobic environment where she is too scared to be herself. “She has to hide everything from her parents, be it her relationship with a boy or a sanitary napkin. She’s expected to come back home early and she’s given no freedom of speech. Overall, she’s just too awkward,” explains Sejal.</p>.<p>In one of her latest videos on her YouTube channel (Sejal Kumar), she answers questions, with her gynaecologist mother, about sex. She says, “Yes, I have a pretty open relationship with my parents but doing that video itself was awkward. But I wanted to do it to break the stigma and I’m glad I could make an impact in some way.” </p>.<p>Sejal, who recently moved to Mumbai to pursue her career, is going back to Delhi to be with her parents. </p>.<p>“I started my YouTube career shooting everything on my own in my room. With the Covid-19 scare and the lockdown, I hope to restart that now,” she signs off. </p>.<p><strong>Web campaign</strong><br />YouTube Creators for Change is a campaign by YouTube and Obama Foundation to “make a positive impact on the world”. Before Sejal Kumar, Prajakta Koli, Girliyapa and Niharika Sim were chosen for this initiative from India. </p>
