Singer Sona Mohapatra has brought to light the stark gender disparity in Bollywood music, where male artists overwhelmingly dominate the genres of romance and heartbreak, limiting opportunities for female vocalists. She emphasizes that female singers are frequently confined to the background chorus in duets, challenging the male-oriented framework of the industry. Mohapatra asserts that this entrenched issue prevents the rise of iconic women in the music scene.
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Times of India
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