Kareena
Gets
Asked
About
Pay
Disparity
At
the
event,
a
female
journalist
asked
Kareena,
"You
are
at
the
peak
of
your
stardom.
Do
you
ever
have
to
walk
out
of
a
film
or
compromise
because
you're
getting
paid
less
than
your
male
co-star?"
Has
Kareena
Ever
Walked
Out
Of
A
Film
Because
Of
Remuneration
Issues?
While
the
actress
was
a
bit
hesitant
to
answer,
she
replied,
"There
were
probably
different
reasons
of
walking
out
of
films,
but
not
because
of
this
particular
reason," further
adding,
"I'd
love
to
get
paid
as
much
as
my
male
co-stars
though."
Bebo's
Smart
Move
The
journalist
then
asked
Bebo
if
she
was
being
paid
equally
to
Akshay
Kumar
in
their
upcoming
film
'Good
News'.
The
actress
smartly
looked
at
the
session's
moderator,
Karan
Johar
and
asked
him
to
tackle
the
question
considering
he
is
producing
'Good
News'.
Karan
Johar
Tried
To
Dodge
The
Question
But...
The
journalist
further
asked
him
how
he
is
treating
his
cast
on
the
pay
scale
since
it's
a
multistarrer.
KJo
had
no
choice
and
answered,
"There
is
a
larger
understanding
of
the
economics
of
movies
that
sometimes
is
lesser
known
by
people
who
don't
understand
the
business
and
how
it
functions.
Many
times,
people
make
sweeping
statements
about
it.
I'm
the
first
person
who'll
always
want
to
pay
what
is
completely
right
and
justified
and
valid.
I've
always
done
it.
But
I
feel
there's
a
larger
understanding
of
the
budget
versus
the
verticals
that
you
sell
on
digital
and
satellite
that
are
driven
by
different
data."
Karan
Johar
Reveals
Why
All
Actors
Cannot
Be
Paid
Equally
"There
are
many
women
who
deserve
much
more
money
than
the
men
and
there
are
men
who
have
earned
that
because
of
their
talent
and
just
the
work
they
have
put
in.
So,
it's
very
subjective
and
cannot
be
just
put
into
one
strong
slot.
While
I'm
all
about
equality,
there
are
larger
optics
to
look
at
where
we
have
to."
Alia
Bhatt
Had
This
To
Say
About
The
Topic
The
'Gully
Boy'
actress
who
was
also
a
part
of
the
discussion
panel
simply
added,
"I'm
very
happy
with
what
I'm
getting
paid
and
the
god
has
been
great."