Divya Dutta: There is still a long way to go for proper remuneration

- 'We are living in a patriarchal society. Where we run the hero, but I think democratization is needed with the introduction of OTT. '

The inequality of remuneration for actors and actresses in Bollywood has been debated for a long time. Recently, the discussion that actress Deepika Padukone asked the producer for as much money as her actor-husband Ranveer Singh gets for a film has not calmed down yet. Not finished. 'We are living in a patriarchal society. Where we run the hero, but I think democratization is needed with the introduction of OTT. '

There are a lot of rumors - reports suggest that many actresses are offered more money with more power. According to a report, Deepika Padukone demanded the same amount of money as is offered to her husband. In this context, Divya says though, 'If anyone does this, it is a personal matter. I will not do this with anyone with whom I have a good relationship. Need something that you do with intense emotion, not because of the inequality of money. However, as far as money equality is concerned, Divya Dutta, who has been in Bollywood for the last three decades, says, "We still have a long way to go." "It's because we have a large audience that is hero-driven," he added. It's not like our actresses don't get anything, but it all depends on the demand and supply. There are some heroines at the top who charge almost as much as a hero. '

Referring to OTT, Divya Dutta says, "On OTT, whether there are stars or newcomers, everyone gets equal opportunity and you can put it anywhere."