Bollywood writers are unhappy with their contracts, claiming they are unfair and protect producers more.
The Screenwriters Association is pushing for changes after a meeting attended by over 100 writers, including big names like Abbas Tyrewala.
The success of a US writers’ strike has inspired them, but a strike in India seems unlikely due to industry dynamics.
Some contracts now include clauses making writers liable for losses due to controversies, adding to their insecurity.
Producers argue filmmaking is risky, and changes during production affect script value. The fight for better pay and rights continues.
(Source: BBC)
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