We made dads the center of change to end gender inequality at home by shining a mirror at their actions that propagate gender inequality down generations.

The movement was led by a poignant film about a dad's self-realization and conversion about roles and responsibilities within the home, and about setting the right example by helping with laundry.

The movement was led by a poignant film about a dad's self-realization and conversion about roles and responsibilities within the home, and about setting the right example by helping with laundry.

As more and more people in India saw, shared and spoke about the message, Ariel launched the Share the Load pack with a unique calendar that divided the laundry task between men and women equally, by marking odd days for men and even days for women to do the laundry.

To take the odd-even message to every Indian household, Ariel tied-up with Kalnirnay – a calendar that is not just found in almost every Indian home, but also a calendar that most Indians follow to keep track of the good and bad days for travel, meetings, and other important events, so why not make it the strongest influencer for gender equality at home.

Dads #ShareTheLoad created a movement that resulted in:

• 50 million views and counting

• 2 Billion Impressions

• So far over 2.1 million men pledged to ShareThe Load

• Earned media: $11 million and counting

• Sales up by 76%

• Engagement went up 4.6 times (the highest ever)