Priyanka Chopra Jonas’ Revelation About Bollywood: ‘We’ve Asked For Equal Pay, But We’ve Not Got It’

Washington [US]: Global icon Priyanka Chopra Jonas these days spread out about eventually incomes as plenty as her male costar in Hollywood. Spilling the beans at the identical, Priyanka revealed that her upcoming collection ‘Citadel’ is the primary challenge in which she’s ever acquired the same pay as her male co-stars in her performing profession spanning 20 years.

According to an interview for BBC’s 100 Women as quoted in a document via Variety, a US-based outlet, Chopra Jonas stated, “I’ve never had pay parity in Bollywood,” she further said,”I might receives a commission about 10% of the salary of my male co-actor. [The pay gap] is huge, significantly big. And such a lot of women still address that. I’m positive I will too if I worked with a male co-actor now in Bollywood.” “My generation of female actors have virtually asked [for equal pay],” she introduced. “We’ve requested, but we have not got it.”

As in line with a document by Variety, Chopra Jonas described different approaches wherein she handled sexism while running on Bollywood productions, she said, “I thought it was absolutely ok to sit for hours and hours on set, while my male co-actor just took his own time, and decided whenever he wanted to show up on set is when we would shoot”.

“I was referred to as ‘black cat’ and ‘dusky’, I mean, what does ‘dusky’ even suggest in a country wherein we are actually all brown?” Chopra Jonas continued. I believed that I would have to work a lot harder, even though I thought I was probably a little bit more talented than my fellow actors who were lighter skinned.”

The upcoming ‘Citadel’ on Amazon Prime Video comes from the ‘Avengers: Infinity War’ filmmakers Joe and Anthony Russo and has an ensemble forged led via Chopra Jonas and Richard Madden. The show is marketed as an “movement-packed secret agent series” that takes place worldwide and is meant to function the basis for spinoff series in nations together with Mexico, India, and Spain.

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