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Women In India Earn 20% Lesser Than Men: Report
Women in India earn 20 per cent lesser than men, although the gap narrowed down by around five percentage points in 2017, a report said on Wednesday.
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Amy Adams On Wage Gap In Hollywood: Will Alter When Women Respected More
"I can walk away. But I choose not to, this is an issue not just about women's pay; we need to work on how women are viewed in society and then the pay will be reflected in that" she said
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Karthi on Wage Gap: 'Actresses Should Be Paid as Per Market Demand'
"I think it's not just in films, it's everywhere, every part of the society. I think, IT they have matched it up. As far as the film industry goes, you are paid as per your market demand," said Karthi
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Cannes 2016: Freida Pinto on How to Tackle Wage Gap Issues
Freida Pinto says that the non-profit production company called 'We Do It Together' is the answer to the 'pay gap' buzz, adding that the campaign is a 'doer not a talker'
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Kalki Koechlin: You're Paid More Than a Man if You're Priyanka Chopra
"Bollywood is as patriarchal as our society. I once met a producer who asked me about my age and I said, 30. To this, he replied, 'Don't worry, you still have five years left.' Another producer showed me the exact spot on my face where I needed to get a botox"
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Sonakshi Sinha Says Pay Disparity in Bollywood 'Still Exists'
"Women are quite vocal about their rights nowadays. And I want the change not only in film industry. Be it sports or business or in any other profession, women should be paid an equal amount. I believe that this gap will be fulfilled soon," Sonakshi Sinha said
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What Made Kangana Ranaut a 'Badass': 10 Big Quotes to NDTV
In a hardhitting interview, actress Kangana Ranaut spoke to NDTV's Barkha Dutt about being physically abused, learning English and being an outsider in Bollywood.
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Juhi Chawla Wasn't Upset With Pay Disparity, Says 'We Just Accepted It'
When asked if it is high time, the pay gap should be reduced, Juhi Chawla said, "Even if I feel that way, I don't see it going away easily. It won't go overnight. The only difference is that today's actors earn more than what we used to get and similarly the future actors will get even more"
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Nicole Kidman Exclusive: 'Gender Wage Gap Exists in Hollywood'
Hollywood actress Nicole Kidman, who is currently in New Delhi, spoke to NDTV's Sreenivasan Jain. In an exclusive conversation, the Oscar-winning actress said there were fewer 'women-centric roles' in Hollywood and that the gender wage gap that existed in the industry was 'not right.'
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Nicole Kidman to NDTV: Gender Wage Gap Exists in Hollywood
"I started working when I was 14. I don't think things are so bad. We have all had extraordinary opportunities. But I just think it's about the desire to make more opportunities and the desire to allow female directors a far better road and the ability to make more opportunities," the Oscar-winning actress told NDTV's Sreenivasan Jain
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Sharon Stone: Was Paid Much Less Even After Basic Instinct
"After Basic Instinct, no one wanted to pay me. I remember sitting in my kitchen with my manager and just crying and saying 'I'm not going to work until I get paid'. I still got paid so much less than any man," said Shraon Stone. She added that change "has to start with regular pay, not just for movie stars"
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Women In India Earn 20% Lesser Than Men: Report
Women in India earn 20 per cent lesser than men, although the gap narrowed down by around five percentage points in 2017, a report said on Wednesday.
-
Amy Adams On Wage Gap In Hollywood: Will Alter When Women Respected More
"I can walk away. But I choose not to, this is an issue not just about women's pay; we need to work on how women are viewed in society and then the pay will be reflected in that" she said
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Karthi on Wage Gap: 'Actresses Should Be Paid as Per Market Demand'
"I think it's not just in films, it's everywhere, every part of the society. I think, IT they have matched it up. As far as the film industry goes, you are paid as per your market demand," said Karthi
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Cannes 2016: Freida Pinto on How to Tackle Wage Gap Issues
Freida Pinto says that the non-profit production company called 'We Do It Together' is the answer to the 'pay gap' buzz, adding that the campaign is a 'doer not a talker'
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Kalki Koechlin: You're Paid More Than a Man if You're Priyanka Chopra
"Bollywood is as patriarchal as our society. I once met a producer who asked me about my age and I said, 30. To this, he replied, 'Don't worry, you still have five years left.' Another producer showed me the exact spot on my face where I needed to get a botox"
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Sonakshi Sinha Says Pay Disparity in Bollywood 'Still Exists'
"Women are quite vocal about their rights nowadays. And I want the change not only in film industry. Be it sports or business or in any other profession, women should be paid an equal amount. I believe that this gap will be fulfilled soon," Sonakshi Sinha said
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What Made Kangana Ranaut a 'Badass': 10 Big Quotes to NDTV
In a hardhitting interview, actress Kangana Ranaut spoke to NDTV's Barkha Dutt about being physically abused, learning English and being an outsider in Bollywood.
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Juhi Chawla Wasn't Upset With Pay Disparity, Says 'We Just Accepted It'
When asked if it is high time, the pay gap should be reduced, Juhi Chawla said, "Even if I feel that way, I don't see it going away easily. It won't go overnight. The only difference is that today's actors earn more than what we used to get and similarly the future actors will get even more"
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Nicole Kidman Exclusive: 'Gender Wage Gap Exists in Hollywood'
Hollywood actress Nicole Kidman, who is currently in New Delhi, spoke to NDTV's Sreenivasan Jain. In an exclusive conversation, the Oscar-winning actress said there were fewer 'women-centric roles' in Hollywood and that the gender wage gap that existed in the industry was 'not right.'
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Nicole Kidman to NDTV: Gender Wage Gap Exists in Hollywood
"I started working when I was 14. I don't think things are so bad. We have all had extraordinary opportunities. But I just think it's about the desire to make more opportunities and the desire to allow female directors a far better road and the ability to make more opportunities," the Oscar-winning actress told NDTV's Sreenivasan Jain
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Sharon Stone: Was Paid Much Less Even After Basic Instinct
"After Basic Instinct, no one wanted to pay me. I remember sitting in my kitchen with my manager and just crying and saying 'I'm not going to work until I get paid'. I still got paid so much less than any man," said Shraon Stone. She added that change "has to start with regular pay, not just for movie stars"
