Typical Bollywood

 Rani Mukerji


This photograph of a ceremony to celebrate Bollywood is typical of the cinema in India today. The lady in the centre is the beautiful, and talented, Rani Mucherji, yet she is not mentioned in the post on IMDb.
To show the sexism prevalent in Bollywood, actor John Abraham is mentioned, yet he is no more than a two-bit ham hero actor.
Sadly the situation won't change as the male domination of the cinema will continue because it is run by, and for, the Kapoor family.
The rest of the industry is centred on the the Three Khans who view the ladies as eye-candy, and regard them as inferior, despite the opposite being the case with several actresses.


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