Mohanlal made his first public appearance today after resignation
He assured that those responsible would be held accountable
He expressed support for government’s move to release Hema Committee Report
Malayalam cinema icon Mohanlal made his first public appearance on August 31 following his resignation as President of the Association of Malayalam Movie Artists (AMMA). Addressing the media, Mohanlal spoke candidly about the Hema Committee Report, which has brought to light disturbing instances of sexual harassment within the Malayalam film industry. He assured that those responsible would be held accountable.
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The actor, who stepped down from his AMMA position on August 27, cited moral responsibility in light of the allegations against some association members. He urged the public and media not to target the entire industry, emphasizing that the investigation was ongoing.
Mohanlal expressed support for the government’s decision to release the Hema Committee Report, acknowledging the challenges it presents. “AMMA cannot answer all questions. These issues concern the entire industry. We are cooperating with the investigation, and those guilty will face consequences,” he reportedly affirmed.
The Hema Committee Report has ignited widespread outrage, with many industry figures coming forward with their own experiences of harassment. Mohanlal’s remarks underscore the gravity of the situation, with the actor stressing the need for industry-wide introspection and reform.
AMMA’s governing body also resigned collectively, with plans to elect new leadership within two months.
Mohanlal made his first public appearance today after resignation
He assured that those responsible would be held accountable
He expressed support for government’s move to release Hema Committee Report
Malayalam cinema icon Mohanlal made his first public appearance on August 31 following his resignation as President of the Association of Malayalam Movie Artists (AMMA). Addressing the media, Mohanlal spoke candidly about the Hema Committee Report, which has brought to light disturbing instances of sexual harassment within the Malayalam film industry. He assured that those responsible would be held accountable.
Also read: Malayalam director Ranjith accused of coercing man into undressing, taking nude pictures
The actor, who stepped down from his AMMA position on August 27, cited moral responsibility in light of the allegations against some association members. He urged the public and media not to target the entire industry, emphasizing that the investigation was ongoing.
Mohanlal expressed support for the government’s decision to release the Hema Committee Report, acknowledging the challenges it presents. “AMMA cannot answer all questions. These issues concern the entire industry. We are cooperating with the investigation, and those guilty will face consequences,” he reportedly affirmed.
The Hema Committee Report has ignited widespread outrage, with many industry figures coming forward with their own experiences of harassment. Mohanlal’s remarks underscore the gravity of the situation, with the actor stressing the need for industry-wide introspection and reform.
AMMA’s governing body also resigned collectively, with plans to elect new leadership within two months.