Madhuri Dixit Interview
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Madhuri Dixit On Pay Gap In Bollywood: 'Everyone Says Women Should Be Paid More'
Madhuri Dixit reflected on whether she had ever needed to assert herself for equal pay during her peak years
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Madhuri Dixit Is Done With Actresses Being Asked About Comebacks
"I have been asked about my comeback so many times... I didn't work for years and there was one comeback question asked to me," said Madhuri Dixit
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Madhuri Dixit Says Women Are 'Given More Importance' in Films Now
"Nowadays, women are given more importance in a film. Neerja is one of the examples where Sonam Kapoor plays an air hostess and saves a lot of people. There's even Alia Bhatt in Udta Punjab, where she plays an innocent girl from Bihar and how she gets involved in the whole drug scene," said Madhuri
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Madhuri Dixit on Her Struggling Days: 'Felt That I Did Not Fit in'
"Those were my early struggling days and I used to feel I don't actually fit into the 'perfect' size of heroines back then in Bollywood. And I used to think that way majorly because of the continuous criticisms I used to face from outsiders," said Madhuri
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Madhuri Dixit On Pay Gap In Bollywood: 'Everyone Says Women Should Be Paid More'
Madhuri Dixit reflected on whether she had ever needed to assert herself for equal pay during her peak years
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Madhuri Dixit Is Done With Actresses Being Asked About Comebacks
"I have been asked about my comeback so many times... I didn't work for years and there was one comeback question asked to me," said Madhuri Dixit
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Madhuri Dixit Says Women Are 'Given More Importance' in Films Now
"Nowadays, women are given more importance in a film. Neerja is one of the examples where Sonam Kapoor plays an air hostess and saves a lot of people. There's even Alia Bhatt in Udta Punjab, where she plays an innocent girl from Bihar and how she gets involved in the whole drug scene," said Madhuri
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Madhuri Dixit on Her Struggling Days: 'Felt That I Did Not Fit in'
"Those were my early struggling days and I used to feel I don't actually fit into the 'perfect' size of heroines back then in Bollywood. And I used to think that way majorly because of the continuous criticisms I used to face from outsiders," said Madhuri
