Do you agree or disagree with the timing of the joint resignation of the executive committee members of the Association of Malayalam Movie Artists (AMMA) amid the sexual harassment allegations and the Hema Committee report? Share your thoughts by emailing us at pov@timesofindia.com. The resignation, led by veteran actor Mohanlal, raises concerns about the handling of the harassment accusations and the ongoing efforts for justice. The Committee's report, which exposed widespread gender exploitation in the Malayalam film industry, had a significant impact nationwide, prompting women to speak out against similar experiences. The resignation of the committee responsible for addressing these issues is seen as a setback to the progress made in supporting victims and creating a safe work environment. While AMMA cites the Hema Committee's allegations as a reason for the resignations, questions arise about the extent of moral responsibility towards ensuring justice for the victims. The plan to form a new committee within two months leaves uncertainties about the pending cases and the future of the movement.During this period, the focus remains on the fate of those already under investigation. Two months can feel like a significant period in a woman's pursuit of justice. In the meantime, several Malayalam actors are supporting their female colleagues, advocating for necessary changes and a safer working environment for all. The outcome of the Hema Committee report and how industry veterans and other stakeholders address the situation will shape similar movements across the country. Discussions on enhancing inclusivity in film industry associations by ensuring better representation of women in leadership roles are vital. As Malayalam actor Shammi Thilakan emphasized, the industry must be handed over to the next generation in a positive state rather than a deteriorated one.