Do you have an opinion to share regarding the recent events in the Malayalam film industry? Feel free to email us at pov@timesofindia.com. With the focus on the industry amidst multiple sexual harassment allegations and the Hema Committee report, the joint resignation of executive committee members from the Association of Malayalam Movie Artists (AMMA) led by veteran actor Mohanlal seems poorly timed. What will happen to the unresolved sexual harassment cases, some as recent as last week? Consider that it took over five years for the Justice K Hema Committee report, exposing widespread harassment and abuse in the industry, to be released. The report was praised for its impact in advocating against gender exploitation and inspiring women across the country to come forward with their stories. The mass resignation of AMMA, the body meant to address such issues and ensure a safe work environment for women, is a setback to the ongoing movement for justice. The official statement blames the dissolution on allegations from the Hema Committee, stating that the executive committee is resigning out of moral responsibility. However, the focus should not just be on resignations but also on delivering justice to the victims. The AMMA committee plans to form a new committee within two months but remains silent on how they will address future cases.In the meantime, the progress of ongoing investigations remains uncertain. Two months can represent a significant period in a woman's pursuit of justice. Recently, several Malayalam actors have come together to support their female colleagues, advocating for significant reforms and a safer working environment. The outcome of the Hema Committee report and the response from industry veterans and other stakeholders will impact similar movements across the country. Discussions focusing on increasing women's representation in leadership roles within film industry organizations will be crucial. Actor Shammi Thilakan emphasized the importance of ensuring the industry's integrity for future generations.