In a recent interview to the Bombay Times,Priyanka Chopra was the first actress to boldly ask the question that we have asked several times, `Why should you credit heroines who are riding on the back of a hero saying that they are 100 crore heroines? Why should you give me Box Office credit in hero-centric films like Don or Krrish 3?' Well, we can't agree with her more. We are the only publication that has stopped giving credit to actresses for the Box Office performance, unless it has an actress as the solo protagonist. We endorse the view that the real Box Office strength of an actress can be tested only through films that have the actress playing the lead role. Does that mean that an actress has no role in the success of a film? No, she does, but what this means is that, in a top herocentric film, the result of the Box Office would be unaffected if actress `A' would be replaced by actress `B' so far as they are of the same level.And thus, an actress staking her claim is not justified. But most top actresses have either lost perspective or choose to not have it and go into a hyper PR overdrive through their overenthusiastic PRs to push stories claiming their superstar power. If any film crosses the Rs.100 crore mark, media and actresses are happy taking and giving interviews claiming how they have again given another Rs.100 crore film. While there are only a few actresses amongst the current working ones who have had the guts to taken on women-centric roles, there are only four -Vidya Balan (The Dirty Picture, Kahaani), Priyanka Chopra (Fashion), Sridevi (English Vinglish) and Kangana Ranaut (Queen) who have proven their own Box Office standing. We hope to see the others testing themselves soon, as against just jumping on to the hero hit bandwagon.