During a time when the spotlight is on the Malayalam film industry due to numerous sexual harassment allegations and the release of the Hema Committee report, the recent joint resignation of the executive committee members of the Association of Malayalam Movie Artists (AMMA), led by Mohanlal, appears to be poorly timed. What will become of the longstanding allegations of sexual harassment raised by multiple women, including recent ones? It took over five years for the Justice K Hema Committee report, highlighting widespread harassment and abuse of women professionals in the industry, to be revealed publicly. The report was praised as a significant step in the battle against gender exploitation, influencing women across the country to share their stories. The mass resignation of AMMA, the organization meant to address and resolve such issues and safeguard women’s rights in the workplace, represents a setback to the growing movement. The official statement from AMMA mentions the allegations from the Hema Committee as the reason for the committee dissolution, stating that the members are resigning to meet their moral obligations. However, this raises the question: Does moral responsibility only involve resigning or does it also include delivering justice to the victims who bravely spoke out against the wrongdoers? The 16-member AMMA committee, including four female members, announced the formation of a new committee within two months to replace the disbanded one in hopes of rejuvenating and fortifying AMMA. There is no information about handling ongoing or new cases during this transition period.Investigation has been ongoing for two months, a significant period in a woman's pursuit of justice. In this time, certain Malayalam actors have come together to support their female colleagues, advocating for substantial reforms and a safer working environment. The outcome of the Hema Committee report and the actions taken by industry veterans and other involved parties will influence similar movements across the country. Discussions about enhancing inclusivity within film industry associations by promoting more women in leadership positions are vital. Shammi Thilakan, a Malayalam actor, emphasized the importance of improving the industry now to ensure its healthy future for the next generation.