Legendary actor Mammootty has finally spoken out about the sexual harassment cases that have shaken the Kerala film industry. In a recent statement, Mammootty addressed the issue, revealing that he had been waiting for the right time to voice his concerns. “I waited this long because I wanted to ensure that when I spoke, it was with the full understanding and support of those affected,” he said. His comments come in the wake of several high-profile cases and ongoing discussions about the industry’s culture.

Mammootty’s intervention is seen as a significant step towards bringing change to the industry. “It is crucial that we address these issues openly and create a safer environment for everyone,” he added. His statement has been well-received by many in the industry and among fans, who hope this will lead to meaningful reform.

The actor’s remarks are expected to further fuel conversations about the need for a more robust system to tackle harassment and support victims in the film industry. Mammootty’s willingness to speak up highlights the urgent need for change and accountability in the sector

The release of actor-politician Kangana Ranaut’s new film Emergency has been postponed amid a huge controversy over the portrayal of the Sikh community in it.

The film is yet to get a green signal from the Certification Board, which has apparently said it would take into account the sentiments of every community. Sources said the board has asked for more cuts.

Its release was due on September 6, which has now been pushed back.

Monday’s walkout comes as the government faces calls to get a deal to free the remaining Gaza captives. 

​Monday’s walkout comes as the government faces calls to get a deal to free the remaining Gaza captives.