Kerala Government's Inaction on Justice Hema Committee Report Sparks Reactions

CosmicTaco · 2024-09-02T14:00:25.714950+05:30

- The Kerala government delayed action on the Justice Hema Committee report for over four years, despite its recommendations to end exploitation of women in the film industry. - B Unnikrishnan of FEFKA acknowledged strong alliances in the industry but denied knowledge of any 'power group' as mentioned in the report. - The Association of Malayalam Movie Artists (AMMA) faced public criticism for their delayed response to the report. - Director Vinayan's complaint to remove Unnikrishnan from the cinema policy-making committee was dismissed by Unnikrishnan. - Actors Mohanlal and Mammootty denied being part of any 'power group' and supported the report's recommendations, urging for their implementation and necessary legislation.

The Kerala government delayed action on the Justice Hema Committee report for over four years, despite its recommendations to end exploitation of women in the film industry.
B Unnikrishnan of FEFKA acknowledged strong alliances in the industry but denied knowledge of any 'power group' as mentioned in the report.
The Association of Malayalam Movie Artists (AMMA) faced public criticism for their delayed response to the report.
Director Vinayan's complaint to remove Unnikrishnan from the cinema policy-making committee was dismissed by Unnikrishnan.
Actors Mohanlal and Mammootty denied being part of any 'power group' and supported the report's recommendations, urging for their implementation and necessary legislation.