The Pinkathon began as India’s biggest women’s run, but over the years it has grown into something far bigger and far more meaningful. It has become a space where women show up for their health, their confidence, their community, and themselves. Bollywood actor and endurance icon Milind Soman created it with one simple idea in mind: women deserve room to move, breathe, reclaim their bodies, and prioritise their well-being. Today, that seed has grown into one of the country’s most powerful platforms for preventive health and confident ageing.

At its core, Pinkathon has always been about making fitness welcoming. Not intimidating, not exclusive, but something every woman can claim for herself. The 2025 edition continues that push by celebrating active ageing across generations. Beginning in Mumbai this December, the Pinkathon caravan will travel through Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Delhi, Kolkata, and Chennai over eight months, collecting stories along the way that show just how much India is changing.