Bhumi Pednekar discussed the gender pay gap in Bollywood, mentioning how she was paid significantly less than male co-stars.
Bhumi Pednekar highlighted the issue of gender pay disparity in Bollywood, emphasizing that it extends beyond the film industry. She recalled an instance where she received a lower salary than her male counterparts despite similar accomplishments but acknowledged that the situation is gradually improving.
Bhumi Pednekar spoke about the gender pay gap in the film industry- emphasizing that the issue extends far beyond cinema and affects women across various fields. She noted that while male actors often earn more due to their box office draw, she has experienced instances where, despite matching her male co-stars in stature and contribution, she was compensated less. She conveyed hope that the rise of more producers dedicated to fairness would help close this disparity.
Bhumi Pednekar’s latest work
Bhumi is now appearing in Mere Husband Ki Biwi, a Mudassar Aziz romantic comedy. Arjun Kapoor and Rakul Preet Singh play significant roles in the love triangle, with the film hitting theaters on Friday, February 22.
Critics gave it a range of reviews from mixed to highly positive, particularly applauding the comedy. Despite this, its box-office performance did not meet expectations. On its first day, it made only ₹1.50 crore at the domestic box office.