"Don't shy away now / you're a part of this culture," Ms Jain rap tells viewers, before Ms Awasthi tells them: "stop that tweet and actually get up off your feet."
Mixing between Hindi and English, the two women, who are both from Mumbai, cover female infanticide to sexual assault - all rapped out at a fast pace.
At one point Ms Jain asks the audience why instead of banning "swearwords and a sexy undergarment / grow some balls and ban criminals in parliament."
"It's time we found new definitions for honour / dignity / respect / and masculinity," she says.
Ms Awasthi raps out: "I'll wear what I want / even if its mini / it's only a dress / don't for a second think it's a yes."
The rap concludes by "Gone are the times we stayed abused and broken / And behind closed doors we cried / Its about time to change the tide and for you to get on our side /
Help us bring in a new day - for you, for me, for us / Lets carve a new way."
Writing on their Facebook walls the women thank their supporters over the past few hours, Ms Jain posting yesterday "The word's getting out!"
In May of last year Ms Awasthi posted an emotional message urging women to confront men who attempted to assault them. "Don't let ANYONE pester you even ONCE..cos when its done once and tolerated ..IT WILL HAPPEN AGAIN," she wrote.
- Independent
