MUMBAI:  Hollywood star Aston Kutcher is full of praise for the 2 States’ actress Alia Bhatt’s ‘Going Home’ video which carries a moving message and bats for safety of women.

"Wow. Just wow," the 2 and a half men actor, posted on his Facebook page along with the link of the short film.

Alia had made headlines for featuring in the video where she is seen taking help from a group of strangers in a vehicle after her car breaks down in the middle of a deserted road late at night.

The men ogle at Alia with a lustful look and are eager enough to sexually assault her. Oblivious of the men’s intentions, Alia talks to them and thanks them for dropping her home. The video has been directed by the Queen famed Vikas Bahl.

Overwhelmed by his gesture, Alia and took to twitter to share a snapshot of the Kutcher’s Facebook page

"Unable to form a sentence due to immense joy.. woohoo,” the 21-year-old actress tweeted.

The video garnered appreciation in abundance and inspired men to make the world hospitable for women.

Released on October 17, the video has garnered over 2.5 million views on YouTube. It has also ignited several discussions around the subject of women's safety, on social and mainline media.

On YouTube, the video comes with a brief post-script that reads: 'I pledge to create a short film titled 'Going Home', in which we visualise a utopia for women, where, unlike today, mistrust and fear don't dictate actions and decisions," says director Vikas Bahl.'