Manifest Season 1: The women on NBC's hit show are defining a new class of heroines

The three women are simply not driven by passion but they use their minds to understand things and work accordingly

In an era whe,n women are coming to the forefront to voice their opinions and stand by their own ideals 'Manifest' is defining a whole new genre of heroines. Starring Melissa Roxburgh as Michaela Stone, Athena Karkanis as Grace, and Parveen Kaur as Saanvi Bahl, the women of the show are just as compelling in the complexities of their characters as their male counterparts.

The Jeff Rake-created show is already celebrated for its inclusive nature. It has a diverse cast, who play a plethora of characters, all of who come from different backgrounds, and the women are leading the way in the show's inclusivity.

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