Kathmandu— Country music icon Dolly Parton passed away recently, leaving behind a legacy that has inspired countless eulogies and reflections. Born in a Tennessee cabin, Parton rose to fame through her music and films, including the iconic 1980 comedy '9 to 5,' which addressed issues faced by women in the workplace.

Impact of '9 to 5'

The film '9 to 5' starring Dolly Parton, Jane Fonda, and Lily Tomlin, resonated with audiences for its portrayal of gender inequality and workplace injustices. The movie depicted the struggles of women in traditionally female-dominated roles who faced underpayment, overwork, sexual harassment, and micromanagement from their male superiors.

Office Takeover

In '9 to 5,' after a series of frustrations, the three main characters kidnap their boss and take control of the company. They implement changes such as equal pay, relaxed dress codes, and flexible working hours, showcasing a vision for a more equitable workplace.

(With inputs from Jacobin)

Originally published on abcnews.com.np.