24/08/2026
The field is demanding. Being a woman was never the reason it isn't my place.
Who decided field sales wasn't for women? Sonu Doifode didn't ask permission to disagree.
In 2016, she started behind a desk, making telecalls. Steady. Safe. Not where she wanted to stay.
She moved to the frontline rural sales, real terrain, real pressure. The kind of role people still quietly assume isn't "for" someone like her. Sonu never got the memo.
Her edge isn't charm. It's trust. When a skeptical client pushed back, she didn't chase the quick sale โ she chose transparency instead. That one decision turned hesitation into one of BFL's most loyal client relationships.
Today, she balances a demanding field career with family life not alone, but backed by a support system that shows up for her the way she shows up for her clients.
Sonu's proof: the field doesn't belong to gender. It belongs to grit.
๐ฌ Watch how she made the field her own.
This is PRIDE. โจ