Rani Mukerji: People who don't know how to act are also talking of pay parity

From Sonam Kapoor to Priyanka Chopra, a considerable lot of Bollywood's driving women have voiced their dismay about the compensation uniqueness that exists in the film business. 

While things are gradually changing - Deepika Padukone brought home a bigger check for Padmaavat than her male co-stars, Ranveer Singh and Shahid Kapoor - there is as yet far to go. 

At the point when Rani Mukerji was gotten some information about performers getting paid lesser than on-screen characters, she said that cash did not make a difference much to her. "That is not what drove me to work. I attempted to be cheerful. My folks dealt with my accounts," she told Mid-Day. 

Rani appeared to take a correspond at some of the individuals who have been vocal about unequal pay. "These days, many individuals who don't know the proper behavior are additionally discussing pay equality. It's critical to sharpen your aptitudes and turn out to be great at what you do, cash will tail," she said. 

"On-screen characters profit from supports or cutting strips. Cash can originate from anyplace," the on-screen character included. 

On the work front, Rani is preparing for the arrival of Hichki, where she assumes the part of an instructor experiencing Tourette Syndrome. Hichki will hit the performance centers on March 23.